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Wilmington residents and supporters of the large field of candidates vying to become Wilmington’s next mayor, gathered this week at Wor ...

What’s it like to be Phillies pitcher Cliff Lee right now? The Philly favorite has a 2.66 ERA with 40 strikeouts and has allowed on ...

A new survey shows New Jersey CEOs are increasingly optimistic about the state’s economy. Just over 70 percent of the corpor ...

Officials with the DePaul Catholic School in Germantown announced Tuesday that, thanks to the ...

I’ve spent the day in Harrisburg following a baby step forward in campaign finance regulation in Pennsylvania. It’s a measure ...

This is part of a series on aging in the Delaware Valley called “Gray Matters: New Tools for Growing Older” from the WHY ...

Delaware leaders support good health screenings in the community despite residents’ economic status.  They want to make sure e ...

Bail is set at $2 million for the woman accused of stabbing two Canadian tourists to death in broad daylight in Atlantic City days befo ...

Delaware church leaders will soon be encouraging their congregations to consider opening their homes to foster children in need. T ...

Philadelphia Firefighters Union leaders say Fire Commissioner Lloyd Ayers and other officials are at least partially at fault in the deat ...

There will be a trial in the case of a Delaware County police office who admitted to tasering a teenager in custody. Cpl. Trevor P ...

This list covers May 4 – May 10, 2012. May 4, 2012 1900 block 73rd Ave. – Complainant said an unknown ...

Defense lawyers in the Philadelphia priest-abuse trial began their turn today.  After weeks of court proceedings – including e ...

After closing its Hockessin office 12 years ago, Northwestern Mutual is back in Delaware with a new office in North Wilmington. Lo ...

When Princeton Borough and Princeton Township merge in January, at least 16 municipal jobs will be cut. Based on recommendations b ...