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New Gallup data on the Trayvon Martin case: whites and blacks perceive the situation much, much differently. And where is Obama̵ ...

The owners of a Philadelphia-based construction company have been sentenced for admitting they hired illegal immigrants.    ...

It all started in December when a white Pomeranian was spotted hanging out at the Bridgeton McDonald’s and crossing Route 49. < ...

It wasn’t their first bank robbery. City police and the FBI Violent Crimes Task Force announced Friday that the duo wanted i ...

In 1920, the Walnut Lane Bridge enthralled Christopher Morley, a Philadelphia journalist and man-about-town. In a column about a trip up ...

The Flyers have been playing great in Pittsburgh. But all you superstitious fans will have to do some extra breath-holding and finger-cro ...

A Medford Township, N.J., woman and her husband are charged with stealing from a retired Army sergeant in the woman’s care. ...

Ever hear of a Milliner?  You could look it up in a dictionary or just watch our First Experience this week.  Hat makers have b ...

The Peabody Award has been given to a Philadelphia filmmaker.  The prestigious award for broadcasting journalism honored a low-budge ...

First Person checks in with John Carney over health care, a budget, and legislation he sponsored to streamli ...

The issue of raccoons walking the streets of Philadelphia is getting more attention now that their chief foe is City Council President. & ...

The face of Delaware grocery stores is changing for coupon clippers and impulse shoppers alike.  With a new Whole Foods store openin ...

The University of Delaware is working on walkability plans with several communities, and the state now offers a checklist to help residen ...

This year marks the 50th anniversary for Delaware Today Magazine.  The magazine has chronicled many of Delaware’s most importa ...

Philadelphia and some other big cities may struggle to keep libraries open during tough economic times.  Here in the First State the ...