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With jobless claims at the lowest level in four years, with private sector job creation steadily on the rise, and with the Dow kissing 13 ...

Good morning, Feeders, and happy Friday! As we slide into the weekend, Emma Jacobs will have a story about Philadelphia tax credit ...

Balancing her bible with a bullhorn, Christina Spino read an excerpt from Luke 10:27 to the faithful. “Love the Lord your Go ...

When local developer Ken Weinstein surveys Germantown’s depressed real-estate market, he sees a silver lining. While the nei ...

Wilmington police are currently investigating a shooting that a left an unidentified boy with a bullet wound in his lower back. At ...

The first details are out in Gov. Chris Christie’s trumpeted increase ...

Smyrna boxer Mike Tiberi returns to the ring for Friday Night Fights at Dover Downs.  Tiberi will fight for his first title, t ...

A judge says a priest charged with raping a teenager while on leave from the Philadelphia archdiocese will go on trial next month in a ch ...

The U.S. Postal Service says it’s ending mail processing at 10 facilities in Pennsylvania, but isn’t setting a timetable for ...

It’s almost a cliché to describe Philadelphia as a city of neighborhoods, but when a community right in our backyard receives a na ...

Attorney Jim Grimley came up with the idea for Cape to Gate because of work – sort of. “I was in Avalon in February fi ...

A few years ago, who would have believed that kale would be a hip food choice? As impossible as it sounds, it seems to be true. Partly du ...

Dave Heller and Gallup’s Frank Newport discuss recent developments in the race for president and past president’s ratings. He ...

There are some great choices in the area this weekend: from Jazz, to Dr. Seuss, Maple Sugaring and Swapping, there’s something for ...

WHYY’s Arts Calendar curator Robin Bloom sorts through hundreds of listings each week to find out what’s happening in the Del ...