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Happy Thanksgiving! The only thing standing between you and the turkey is several large floats, marching bands and road closures. ...

What’s wrong with this picture? That’s the Philadelphia Parking Authority’s Bureau of Administrative Adjudicatio ...

Pollster George Gallup Jr. has died in New Jersey, a year after being diagnosed with liver cancer. Family members say the Princeto ...

Taunya English’s story is part of a project on health in the states, a partnership between WHYY, NPR and Kaiser Health News. ...

It’s another sound of the season:  bell-ringers are standing by traditional red kettles around the state as the Salvation Army ...

The “goo” that jammed Pennsylvania Turnpike traffic for hours last night turned out to be a tar-like chemical that spilled fr ...

This week, the Logan Police Athletic League (PAL) Center, located at the Holy Trinity Presbyterian Church at 1100 W. Rockland St., served ...

At a time when Congress couldn’t appear more divided, it seems two freshman Congressmen may be on to something. And one of them is ...

Lakehurst residents will gather in the borough tonight to mourn Tierra Morgan, the 2-year-old whose body was found in a Monmouth County p ...

The parents of Drexel University student Gregory Porter have hired a lawyer now that their son has been arrested in Egypt for allegedly t ...

The Wilmington Jaycees Christmas Parade, a Black Friday tradition for years in the city, moves to Saturday this year.   Th ...

Phoenixville officials say their weekend gun buyback was a success. Residents had the opportunity Saturday to turn in their firearms in e ...

The Food Bank of Delaware says the recent DART First State Stuff the Bus donation drive collected 11.2 tons of food for needy families an ...

How do you make streets bike-friendly when there isn’t actually space to incorporate bike lanes? That’s up to South Ph ...

If you have tasks in the kitchen on this Thanksgiving day, the Delaware Division of Public Health has some advice about food-handling saf ...