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There’s already a local angle to the hit TV series “Top Chef,” but host network Bravo added another today. The ...

It’s a difficult time for brand-name drugmakers. Research and development costs have increased. And patents are expiring on some of ...

A new Delaware law may help newly unemployed people hold on to their health insurance. The federal Consolidated Omnibus Budget Rec ...

Installation of a solar array will soon begin on the roofs of Neshaminy High School and Maple Point Middle School in Bucks County.  ...

A 39-year-old Germantown man has been held for trial in connection with a March 30 high-speed chase that left one bystander dead, a woman ...

In this season when we celebrate first Mother’s and then Father’s Day, when I pass by my dad’s old bar, I imagine him c ...

Former Wilmington Fire Chief James Ford will be laid to rest this afternoon in Wilmington.     Funeral services for J ...

No, that wasn’t a large black dog you saw in Princeton Township this morning. ...

Philadelphia’s City Budget remains in legislative limbo.  What was to have been the final budget hearing Wednesday has ...

The Delaware Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Control is urging Delawareans to report sick or dead birds that may be inf ...

More than 300 foster parents, foster care agencies and other child welfare officials will be in Dover today for the annual foster parent ...

Remember that guys in West Philly we all watched throw hot coffee on a store clerk? ...

Across Greene Street from the former Germantown Y sits a field in Vernon Park. Specifically, there’s a backstop in front of which c ...

The president of developer Korman Residential of Trevose says he knows it’s not a good time to be building housing. “B ...

A native Delawarean is open for business in Kenya, and Senator Chris Coons paid a visit during his trip to Africa. ...