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There is no better way to learn history than to experience it first hand.  Re-enactments of historical battles can be one way to get ...

A champion for children and giving back to the community, the late Muriel Gilman’s power was not in her words, but in her deeds. Sh ...

Two men are charged with stealing $7.94 from Glendora, N.J., residents when police realized the pair was collecting cash for a basketball ...

SEPTA’s board has awarded three contracts for the improvements scheduled for the City Hall subway station. The $7.5 million ...

Delaware Governor Jack Markell discusses the priorities for this year’s budget, investing in areas like education and jobs. ...

(Warning: This story includes graphic details of alleged sexual crimes.) Three young women took to a Criminal Justice Cen ...

A Montgomery County judge has ruled James Lee Troutman will go to trial for the murder of 9-year-old Skyler Kauffman. TroutmanR ...

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You never know how a Chris Christie town hall meeting will go, but his appearance yesterday in Vineland was a welcomed one for residents. ...

Catholic Schools Week starts Monday, and what typically includes a lot of craft-making and group prayer in Philadelphia’s Catholic ...

Sen. Tom Carper (D-Del) is making three stops in Milford today.   At his first stop, he ...

With Philadelphia attorney Dan McCaffery out of the race, former Congressman Patrick Murphy is the only local candidate still vying to be ...

The Dover Air Force Base (DAFB) Wing Safety Office and the Office of Highway Safety are hosting several interactive DUI activities on bas ...

Pennsylvania’s Department of Public Welfare estimated that 36,000 of the 1.8 million Pennsylvanians who receive food stamp assistan ...

On the heels of a proposal by Gov. Chris Christie to reorganize some of the state’s medical schools, Camden Mayor Dana Redd had thi ...