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Photographers of all ages and skill levels are invited to participate in a contest that helps showcase uses of the Schuylkill River. ...

The Army Corps of Engineers plans to open bids for a project to deepen a 9.5-mile stretch of the Delaware River main channel. ...

From the Jersey Shore to Burlington County, South Jersey is celebrating Independence Day with a wide range of activities. Below, w ...

The fight over a proposed charter school in Cherry Hill, New Jersey is heating up. Regis Academy Charter School, to be run by the ...

St. Vincent de Paul Church in Germantown bustled with friendly energy on Sunday as the historic parish began a new chapter with a newly-f ...

After more than a decade as leader of the Delaware State Chamber of Commerce, James Wolfe has announced plans to retire. Wolfe wil ...

Good morning, Feeders! While you anxiously await the mid-week holiday, Carolyn Beeler will keep you busy with a story on the scien ...

The Sunday morning talk shows are not exactly yukfests, but there was mirth aplenty yesterday when Republican congressional bigwigs were ...

With the weekend storm knocking down so many trees, a chainsaw is a precious commodity in much of South Jersey.     M ...

With five drownings so far this season, the number of New Jersey’s rip current-related deaths is already above average. The ...

Delaware gas prices are at their lowest point since January, making a 4th of July getaway more affordable. AAA Mid-Atlantic says D ...

Efforts continued into this morning to restore electricity to Delmarva Power customers who lost their service in Friday night’s sev ...

Philadelphia officials have filed a lien against the son of a congressman over what they say is more than $31,000 in unpaid business-pr ...

As the sun set on St. Mary of the Assumption Church in Manayunk, Father Charles Zlock stood before his parishioners in the small cemetery ...

US Energy Secretary Steven Chu visits Delaware State University to look at the school’s progress as part of the Nat ...