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Here’s the harsh reality: Half of those who graduated college from 2006 to 2011 don’t have full-time jobs and are struggling ...

The city of Philadelphia is working hard to keep state lawmakers from taking an unused casino license away from the city, but one of the ...

A store owner in Darby has been charged with food stamp fraud. Florence Kingsley, owner of Aunty Florence’s West African Food Ma ...

A mayoral task force on outdoor food serving officially began work Thursday in Philadelphia, but some still question the need for the ban ...

New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie has vetoed legislation that would have set up a state health insurance exchange in the Garden State. < ...

Authorities in New Jersey are aggressively targeting gun violence in urban areas. In a new initiative, the State Police Intelligen ...

The High Point Market train has officially left the station, but it may not be the end of the line for vendors and customers. The next st ...

Wednesday, in an interview on ABC, Barack Obama became the first sitting American president to come out in support of same-sex ...

Neshaminy teachers have voted to authorize a strike, the Inquire ...

Camping, cookies, and badges oh my!  The Girl Scouts turn 100 this year.  It’s an idea whose seed was planted in England, bro ...

Genealogists Tom Doherty and daughter Heather Doherty specialize in Delaware research. Together, they discuss what resources are availabl ...

Philadelphia’s next TV star might be a South Philly baker. Last year, Lily Fischer won an episode of a competitive cooking s ...

A past cyber bullying incident in Delaware serves as one of many reasons why Lt. Gov. Matt Denn and Attorney General Beau Biden are worki ...

Louis Pollak, a federal judge who helped work on the pivotal school-desegregation case Brown v. Board of Education, has died. He was 89 ...

Thanks to a grant from WNET in New York and the PBS program “Finding Your Roots with Henry Louis Gates,” we help a WHYY emplo ...