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It’s been 39 years since Roe v. Wade was enacted, and advocates and health care providers will gather in Center City this ...

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has gathered scientists and tobacco policy experts to study the potential health risks and benefits ...

State of Play has some final thoughts on the State of the State this week, but in our own State of Play way, we give you a twist.  T ...

Thursday we presented Governor Jack Markell’s State of the State address.  On First, we give you reaction and our own version of h ...

First checks in with New Castle County Executive Paul Clark to get his take on what’s right in the county and what still nee ...

There is a lot to say about Sussex County this year, so we asked for a little help.  Maria Counts and Laura Walter report for the co ...

The massive cuts in the School District of Philadelphia haven’t made enough of a dent. In case you missed the ...

Sometimes cancer runs in families and a higher-than-average risk for certain cancers can be passed on generation to generation. Doctors a ...

A bill permanently banning bath salts in Delaware easily passed the House Thursday, and now awaits Gov. Jack Markell’s signature. ...

Delaware’s unemployment rate dropped two-tenths of a percent in December and now stands at 7.4 percent.   That’s ...

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Delaware Governor Jack Markell reflects on this week’s State of the State address and the work ahead this year. ...

Criticism of Pennsylvania’s prospective food stamp asset test continues with Sen. Anthony Hardy Williams’ introduction of leg ...

It’s the Year of the Dragon! Philadelphia celebrates the Chinese New Year with the Philadelphia Chinatown Development Corporation ...

You can often judge a politician’s effectiveness by watching to see how well he performs when his back is against the wall. Newt Gi ...