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First takes you inside one of Delaware’s first racially integrated schools. We speak with some former students who believe w ...

Delaware republicans promised competitive races state-wide in November.  Rob Tornoe wonders if that is enough.  ...

Later today, WHYY’s Elizabeth Fiedler will have a report from Bucks County, where Vice President Joe Biden visited a high school st ...

A West Germantown woman and her clan of cats escaped from the flames of a Manheim Street house fire Thursday evening. Executive Fi ...

A South Jersey man is free on bail after surrending himself to Philadelphia police in connection with an attack at Geno’s Steaks in ...

Two federal agencies are taking steps to speed up the environmental reviews necessary to bring high-speed train service to the North East ...

Neshaminy teachers say they’ll end the strike if the district agrees t ...

In 2004, plans took shape to transform the desolate Reading Viaduct, abandoned since the last train l ...

A 30-year-old Manayunk woman is being charged with DUI after crashing into a parked car on the 300 block of Green Lane, causing her own v ...

Delaware College of Art and Design in Wilmington is starting a $4.2 million expansion of student housing and campus services, with some h ...

King of Bain is the anti-Romney stink bomb that Obama operatives would have lovingly assembled if Romney’s Republican enem ...

Just months after a national memorial was dedicated to its namesake’s honor, this year’s Dr. Martin Luther King Day of Servic ...

Philadelphia District Attorney Seth Williams will speak this Sunday as part of Neighborhood Interfaith Movement’s annual MLK speake ...

In a 21-0 vote, the bath salts ban now moves from the Senate to the House, as state lawmakers work quickly to move the bill before an eme ...

State Senator Robert Marshall’s plan would increase the state minimum wage by one dollar.   Marshall (D-Wilmington) say ...