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Delaware’s busiest library is set to close until the fall of 2012 for renovations that include a larger children’s room and ...

 The results of the Delaware Fitnessgram study will be presented today at Pulaski Elementary School in Wilmington.  Gover ...

Two Penn State University administrators are due in court today for a preliminary hearing, but their attorneys don’t plan to call a ...

The annual effort to reduce alcohol-related accidents around the holidays results in 32 arrests, ...

Reuben Harris was told it wouldn’t make a difference had he gotten his Ph.D; he still wouldn’t be able to get a job. T ...

The Pennsylvania-born cardinal who was the American voice of the Vatican’s Christmas Midnight Mass for 25 years is set to be entomb ...

According to the Associated Press, nine states, including Delaware, will share $500 million in grant money to improve their early childho ...

Tourette’s syndrome is having its moment. This weekend the Philadelphia performance troupe ...

Chestnut Hill’s newest addition to the dining scene held a soft opening last night for family and friends. Heirloom, a resta ...

The pieces are now in place for a controversial grocery store development along Chestnut Hill’s busy main street. City Counc ...

Still find yourself looking for holiday presents? Or maybe you haven’t even started the process? Don’t panic. Instead, c ...

Picking up on prior conversations, the Wissahickon Interested Citizens Association (WICA) convened Wednesday night at the Northern Home f ...

After 16 years in office, Donna Reed Miller was among six City Council members who served at their last meeting on Thursday. In ad ...

On Wednesday afternoon, police responding to an attempted robbery call at a Germantown hair salon ended up investigating a stabbing. ...

Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Corbett said he wanted to pass school vouchers and a Marcellus Shale impact fee this year. Neither one of th ...