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For many at Alfred I. duPont Hospital for Children, the summer of 2014 can’t come soon enough. That’s when constructio ...

Perhaps the only thing more confusing than the holes in my family tree are the DNA results meant to fill them. At least for me, si ...

An expanded homeless count in Philadelphia found more than 500 people living on city streets. Wednesday night’s count went b ...

It could be a difficult winter for some of the lifeguards, bartenders and boardwalk employees who work summers at the Jersey Shore if law ...

A Mt. Airy food truck vendor came under the spotlight yesterday after the British Food Network dropped by to tape a segment for its progr ...

A bill passed yesterday by the New Jersey Senate Budget Committee would prevent the state from claiming the value on unused gift cards. ...

On Friday, Philadelphia Police released video footage of a May 3 early-morning burglary at Ray’s Appliance and Mattress Store in Ge ...

The Wilmington waterfront will see new development with the announcement of construction of a new hotel and entertainment complex next to ...

The April unemployment rate in Delaware dropped another tenth of a percent to 6.8% for April.   The Delaware Department of ...

Hey have you heard? There’s this new museum — or something — opening up this weekend on the Ben Franklin Parkway. Looking for a ...

The zoning committee of the East Falls Community Council is considering whether to support a trio of variance applications. At its ...

Here’s a good combination, a down on it’s luck flower shop, an R&B singing man-eating plant, and the worst dentist in the world. ...

Regulating payday loans is up for debate at Legislative Hall in Dover. Some argue payday lenders provide a necessary service big banks do ...

As part of National Bike Week, we take a look at the efforts to improve conditions for cyclists in Delaware.  WHYY’s Mark Eich ...