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By the end of today, the office complex where a pediatrician raped dozens of his young patients will be demolished. Construction cr ...

The Delaware Division of Revenue is extending the deadline for individual and business taxpayers who have previously received a filing ex ...

Burlington County, N.J.’s 18 food pantries are stocked through the holiday season. After Republican Sen. Diane Allen led an ...

One cold, lucky person will walk away this morning with two tickets to Wednesday night’s Flyers game. The tickets are stuffed insid ...

Wilmington government offices are open for business this Columbus Day under a recent change that eliminates two paid holidays for some ci ...

A poll from Farleigh Dickinson University finds New Jersey residents want to be able to legally bet on professional sports games. ...

Delaware will join New Jersey in the states that use student test scores to help evaluate teachers. Test scores will be one of fiv ...

Delaware’s lone sea turtle nest has been moved to a climate-controlled lab at the University of Delaware’s College of Earth, ...

New Jersey law enforcement officials are hoping there won’t be a single motor vehicle fatality anywhere in the state today–to ...

Chestnut Hill’s Fall for the Arts Festival could not have been blessed with better weather this Sunday. With the temperature reach ...

Tuesday is the last day for voters to register for the Nov. 8 general election. Important citywide elections include mayoral, city ...

For years, the Wissahickon Braves cheerleaders have cheered, flipped and chanted in support of sports teams on Arrow Field in Roxborough. ...

Admit it. You’re starting to hate your front yard. That little plot of land stubbornly refuses to sustain anything but weeds. The ...

Laverene Williams, a 70-year-old Germantown resident, had never seen a rat in a grocery store before. That changed in August. R ...