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Good morning, Feeders! We’re preparing for some cold temperatures tonight, just as Philadelphia’s Cherry Blossom Festi ...

Adventure Aquarium is set to unveil its largest renovation since it first opened its doors in 2005. On March 31, the new KidZone o ...

It took overtime, but the Imhotep Institute Charter High School Panthers basketball team won its second consecutive PIAA AA state ch ...

The Republican candidate for President will make two appearances today in an effort to build support for his campaign in the Delaware pri ...

After strutting down an aisle and pleading with a room of 200 or so to “please sit down”, former “Queer Eye For the Str ...

The Town of Milton was unable to convince residents to vote in favor of a $3.45-million referendum to improve the local water system. ...

The question of whether Gov. Chris Christie and the Legislature can order judges to pay 9 percent more toward their pensions is headed ...

Delaware State Police have seized weapons, a military-issued rocket launcher and more than 50 grams of heroin following a two-month inves ...

Spring cleaning this week for water mains in Newark.  The city will flush its water mains starting today and running through F ...

Police say a Florida man was drunk behind the wheel of a rental vehicle when he caused a crash that killed an 11-year-old girl who was sh ...

The crowded field of Republican U.S. Senate candidates vying for their party’s nomination in Pennsylvania’s April 24 primary ...

Philadelphia City Council will begin hearings Monday on Mayor Michael Nutter’s proposal to overhaul the city’s tax-assessment ...

A monthlong series of mostly solo performances springing from wide range of backgrounds, begins this week. “ ...

Philadelphians will hold a candlelight vigil Monday night to honor Trayvon Martin, the 17-year-old African American killed in Florida by ...

The landmark trial of a Roman Catholic Church official is set to begin in Philadelphia Monday. It will turn a new page in the court battl ...