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Things are getting loud in some of Philadelphia’s most violent neighborhoods tonight, but it’s all in the name of peace. ...

Her silver hair in a tight bun while wearing pearls and a red dress, Violet Addison sits in a wheelchair in front of a shiny wooden piano ...

A former death row inmate charged with raping and killing a University of Delaware student in 2005 has lost the right to act as his own ...

After a cooler weekend, next week promises sun and milder temperatures. ...

The City of Camden said goodbye to one of its own Friday during a service for former Camden Mayor and Chief Operating Officer Randy Prima ...

America has had a love affair with the automobile for generations.  That love for cars is on display at the Nemours Mansion and Gard ...

A small pilot program that began in 2008 at Christiana Care’s Wilmington Hospital has the potential to transform patient care across th ...

When the Delaware Department of Education wants to showcase a race to the top success story they point to Positive Outcomes Charter Schoo ...

A group of religious Camden residents want to be more involved in the city’s efforts to cut crime.  Hundreds of church-goers f ...

We present this next story with the help of our friends at 302 Stories.  This story is a little slice of life on Main Street in Newa ...

The Tookany/Tacony-Frankford Watershed Partnership seeks volunteers for a Tree Survey in West Oak Lane and Germantown. Join them to surve ...

The Garden State is getting some help playing it safe. U.S. Senator Robert Menendez, D-N.J., announced today the state has receive ...

Many of Delaware’s natural habitats are friendly to wildlife. While humans and birds try to get along, we don’t always co-exist well. ...

State officials are warning anyone who may have been tattooed or pierced at the 2nd Look Ink shop to get tested for hepatitis and HIV. ...

The West Rockland Street Neighbors group will hold a “Germantown Cleanup Meeting” at 7 p.m. Monday at St. Francis of Assisi, ...