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Delaware is getting its day in court in Florida, where the handling of Alfred I. duPont’s trust and funding of The Nemours Foundati ...

The Philadelphia Tribune has a few more details on why Michael Kelly is resigning as executive director of the Philadelphia Hous ...

If you care even a little bit about whether government officials have to answer to citizens who elect them, you must read the astonishing ...

To appreciate the tactical brilliance of Barack Obama’s chess move on immigration – on Friday, the president made it easier f ...

I had an Alice in Wonderland experience at the Philadelphia Museum of Art’s new Arcadia show. All of a sudden as I walked into one ...

Good morning, Feeders, and welcome to a new week! Taunya English will tell us about the things local hospitals are doing that̵ ...

Food nutrition scholar Marion Nestle says the co-op model is better equipped to bring good food to underserved communities. “ ...

A Philadelphia jury is resuming deliberations for a tenth day Monday on the fate of two Roman Catholic priests. Monsignor William ...

Prices at the pumps in Delaware have fallen by a nickel during the past week, according to AAA Mid-Atlantic. A gallon of unleaded ...

The first time it happened, the reaction was shock: on June 11, a captain called the coast guard saying that the yacht he was on had blow ...

A free nightly jazz festival getting underway this week in Wilmington pays tribute to a Delaware musical legend.   The Cli ...

Delaware’s 14th annual Chautauqua tent show is underway in Lewes this week.   This year’s theme centers around the ...

Hot dogs sizzled on the grill, classic cookout music filled the air and paint covered children’s faces at the Wister Neighborhood C ...

New Jersey lawmakers may soon make it easier to convict drivers of vehicular homicide or assault by auto when they kill or injure someone ...

Plans for a new residential development on the Germantown Avenue site once home to the historic Garrett-Dunn House are moving ahead, and ...