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Members of a Delaware National Guard unit that served in Afghanistan are being reunited with their loved ones. Gov. Jack Markell p ...

Alex Pires had two of the most captive bully pulpits to make his views known in the last two weeks. On May 23rd he told a national ...

Is the School Reform Commission trying to sell the Philadelphia schools off to the highest bidder? In a word, no. But it is ...

NBC 10 reports that high humidity a ...

Hurricane season begins Friday, and even areas not typically prone to flooding can be at risk. When it comes to flood insurance cl ...

U.S. Sen. Tom Carper of Delaware is calling on the federal government to develop guidelines on how states monitor drugs for depression, a ...

About 1.5 million Americans suffer a traumatic brain injury every year. It’s also emerged as the leading injury in the conflicts in ...

The landmark priest sexual abuse trial is set to resume in Philadelphia Tuesday.  While the criminal trial continues, a flurry of la ...

Some members of the Philadelphia Orchestra are on their way in China for a 10-day residency. Some have already arrived. The trip i ...

The Delaware Democratic Party has just announced its sp ...

Whenever I visit Washington, D.C., I’m always struck by the quiet simplicity of the Vietnam Veterans Memorial. This is c ...

A trio of brothers has launched a grassroots campaign from their laptop computers in hopes of pairing every U.S. veteran suffering from p ...

Here’s a look at what’s to come on NewsWorks this week: 1. Three Germantown Friends School students recently launched ...

Here’s a look at what’s to come on NewsWorks this week: 1. Three Germantown Friends School students recently launched ...

A big Feed congrats to Ralph’s, the nation’s oldest Italian restaurant.   While this red sauce staple has been Philly ...