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A tall, slender man dressed in sweats decorated with a shield-shaped soccer-themed emblem brushed through the maze-like halls of the Germ ...

The office of the Philadelphia Medical Examiner has confirmed to WHYY/NewsWorks that Brett Miller, the general counsel for the Barnes Fou ...

Tuesday’s meeting of the Cumberland County, N.J., freeholders proved interesting. They used the work session to lay off or demote f ...

Good news and bad for Johnson & Johnson, whose first quarter financial performance figures have been released.Profit for the quarter ...

Shannon Johnson was scheduled to be executed early Friday morning, but that execution is now on hold. U.S. District Judge Gregory ...

Two Roxborough-based zoning applications, one for new homes and one for a new gym, came before the Zoning Board of Adjustment Tuesday, bu ...

More than a dozen Christina School District elementary school teachers are being laid off, the result of a staffing shuffle at Bancroft E ...

Germantown Recovery Community members-turned-models showcased their fashion, hair and makeup at The Recovery Hair Show on Tuesday. The ev ...

With only one sink and two chairs, it may be Philadelphia’s smallest beauty parlor, but it has a very big mission — to improv ...

Good morning, Feeders! Today in City Council, the Planning, Zoning and Historical commissions have budget hearings. So does the De ...

If you live in the Roxborough area, chances are you’re familiar with Tom Humphrey, the friendly Liberty Tax mascot decked out in a ...

Governor Jack Markell is urging all Delawareans to take part in the third annual Delaware Week of Service this week.  The Week ...

Wilmington will be get its 19th consecutive Tree City USA award in a ceremony at Stapler Par ...

To fully appreciate the power of amnesia, you need only track the Republican reaction to the latest scandal at the General Services Admin ...

Effort to increase organ donors launched in Dover.   The Dela ...