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Mitt Romney clearly doesn’t want to release his income tax returns, lest voters be reminded that a very rich man dwells in a rarifi ...

Work is almost complete at the Gloucester Township memorial for police dog Schultz. The K-9 Memorial will honor the dog killed las ...

The idea of a Valentine’s date on SEPTA might not sound romantic, but for those who met and reconnected on their commute, it’ ...

It’s been more than a year. Arlene Ackerman is long gone. But the saga that began with a no-bid contract for security camera instal ...

Hundreds of people filled the Martin Luther King High School auditorium on Monday evening to honor Martin Luther King, Jr.  Hosted b ...

Good morning, Feeders! Happy Tuesday, and happy first day back to work for those of you who had a three-day weekend. Tom MacDonald ...

Bike enthusiast State Senator David Sokola’s bill to clarify Delaware’s rules of the road for cyclists is up for debate in th ...

Chinese food take out restaurant in Wilmington shut down as a “nuisance business.”   After getting complaints abo ...

All three states in this region got lower grades in a report out Tuesday that ranks state charter-school laws across the country.  ...

A legendary Trenton pizzeria has closed its doors. De Lorenzo’s Tomato Pies, maker of thin-crusted pizza with plump tomatoes ...

Pennsylvania newlyweds aboard the cruise ship that ran aground off the Italian coast described a chaotic scene of passenger panic and cru ...

It’s a busy happy hour at Buffalo Billiards in Philadelphia’s Old City neighborhood.  The pool tables are full. So are t ...

Political analysts don’t expect many surprises when Governor Chris Christie delivers his state-of-the-state address to the New Jers ...

The Delaware Republican Party has announced a slate of statewide challengers to take on the Democratic incumbents in the November general ...

The fresh scent of paint wafted through the hallways at Anna Blakiston Day School on this Martin Luther King Jr. Day of Service as 140 vo ...