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Philadelphia has more library branches per capita than many other major American cities, but it uses them less than most. This fin ...

Pulitzer Prize-winning editorial cartoonist Tony Auth has left the Philadelphia Inquirer and is coming to NewsWorks. Chri ...

The GED exam is about to get the biggest overhaul ever in its 70-year existence. ...

Delaware Governor Jack Markell honored Newport Chief of Police Michael Capriglione for dedicating over a decade of service to the Delawar ...

Delaware is making progress when it comes to its cancer death rate. The First State is outpacing the rest of the country. The Dela ...

Three Cumberland County, N.J., municipalities have declared Saturday “National Women and Girls HIV/AIDS Awareness Day.” < ...

This Saturday night, an event called “My Water’s on Fire Tonight,” will be held at Summit Presbyterian Church in Mt. Ai ...

It was in the very same Johnson House room, with the same windows and the same knocker on the door, where 1850’s history recently m ...

New Castle County Police have linked the two teenagers to two copper wire burglaries in the stat ...

Penn State police say the “Paternoville” marker has been recovered, about a week after it was taken from outside the univers ...

The Philadelphia Water Department told NewsWorks today that construction on Winston Road and Springfield Avenue will likely continue into ...

The Philadelphia Art Commission has approved a new sculpture that will go in front of the Barnes Foundation on the Parkway. The sc ...

This is your last weekend to get in on the 183rd Philadelphia Flower Show. Unless you’ve been distracted lately, you know that this ...

Beginning this year, Philadelphia has been charging higher bail to people arrested on gun crimes.  While it’s too soon to know ...

It appears union workers have renewed their protest against the use of non-union workers for renovation work of the old Borders building ...