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Eight years on, we’re wondering if New Jersey’s River Line, connecting Trenton to Camden, is fulfilling its promise. We’ ...

The verdict: On June 22, a Philadelphia jury found Monsignor William Lynn guilty of endangerin ...

A father discovers the reasons behind his 10-year-old son’s fears at bat and coaches him through with love and patience and a few t ...

A Philadelphia priest accused of molesting a teen won’t get a mistrial over the use of testimony from his church trial. A ju ...

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Have you ever hiked through the Wissahickon on a beautiful spring day? This Saturday, join the Friends of Wissahickon for their “Pa ...

Despite having a less than stellar season so far, the Phillies are still No. 1 in most Pennsylvanians’ hearts. Quinnipiac ha ...

In less than a year, a polluted former industrial site near Wilmington has become the location of a new regional bank headquarters.  ...

A damaged building on East Mount Airy Avenue remains an eyesore for neighbors a full year after a fire. Its location, just a half- ...

Good morning, Feeders! Could today be the day Philadelphia settles on a budget? Tom MacDonald is keeping an eye out as he also loo ...

Delaware State Police Superintendent Col. Robert Coupe will announce the division’s most recent promotions. Four Delaware St ...

The Delaware Economic and Financial Advisory Council will meet at noon today. DEFAC will discuss Delaware’s overall financi ...

Wilmington residents are being asked to conserve water for up to 48 hours after yesterday afternoon’s water main break. Unti ...

A plan to dismantle the University of Medicine and Dentistry and wed Rowan University to Rutgers-Camden gets its first legislative hear ...

The eighth-grade graduating class of Anna Lane Lingelbach Elementary threw their caps in the air Wednesday morning as the song “I M ...