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Research has shown that doing things for others is good for our mental health – and this Martin Luther King day – many people ...

More caregivers in Pennsylvania will soon qualify for financial aid from the state. A law taking effect in March will allow non-fa ...

UPDATE: 5:45 p.m. Joe Green of the Gloucester County Times has ...

Philadelphia Mayor Michael Nutter, Environmental Protection Agency head Lisa Jackson and a top Brazilian minister met in Philadelphia Fri ...

New Jersey’s Gov. Chris Christie says he won’t force towns to allow facilities to grow and dispense medical marijuana. ...

Auditors with the federal government say the New Jersey owes the U.S. $145 million for incorrectly billed Medicaid services. Garden State ...

Getting tested for genetic cancer risks raises difficult questions and can provoke a lot of anxiety. The results tend to be compli ...

There is a lot of nostalgia baked into First Experience this week.  If you want a home cooked meal just like Grandma used to make, t ...

State of Play features Jan Ting of Temple Law School and former candidate for the U.S. Senate in the Delawar ...

Social media-savvy police officer Joe Murray, better to known to many as @TheFuzz9143, is giving his thumbs a rest for the time bein ...

Governor Jack Markell joins Shirley and Mark for an extended interview on First this week.  He discusses the need for healthcare ref ...

Rob Tornoe talks about his monthly work now up on newsworks.org/delaware.  The GOP field is starting to take shape in Delaware. &nbs ...

Rob Tornoe talks about his monthly work now up on newsworks.org/delaware.  The GOP field is starting to take shape in Delaware. &nbs ...

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.  ...