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Whether you’re taking a train or automobile to the city to avoid the possible spring showers, be sure to ke ...

Happy Friday, feeders! Enjoy the warm weather before the weekend chill and rain set in. Lizz Fiedler is in court where Monsignor W ...

The Arden Theater in Philadelphia’s Old City is ready to expand by half. The longstanding theater company — an anchor ...

The Army Corps of Engineers reversed its original decision to close the bridge over the C&D Canal throughout the construction period, ...

Students from five Philadelphia high schools will be at the National Constitution Center for Rock the Vote’s Democracy Day activiti ...

Since I plan to write Sunday morning on the results of the Louisiana Republican caucuses (what better way to spend a sabbath?), I’l ...

WHYY’s Arts Calendar curator Robin Bloom sorts through hundreds of listings each week to find out what’s happening in the Del ...

Volunteers will help state environmental officials plant beach grass at public beaches along the Atlantic Ocean and Delaware Bay. ...

New program launched in Dover today to help residents find their “healthy weight.”   Senator Carper will join stat ...

US Secretary of Education Arne Duncan will be in Delaware today to talk Race to the Top.    Duncan will take part in a ...

Woodmere Art Museum Director Dr. William Valerio had hoped to lead a small group on a tour of his favorite works in Woodmere’s gall ...

A strike by Philadelphia’s transit police is going into its third day after a five-hour negotiation session failed to yield a contr ...

For the first time in modern history, a Senate Judiciary committee has rejected a New Jersey Supreme Court nominee. The committee voted ...

A man has been shot in the head and killed during the filming of an amateur rap video in Philadelphia. The shooting happened last ...

There will be new signs of life at Chelten Plaza between now and the start of April. At 10 a.m. Tuesday, Citibank’s new R ...