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On this Veterans Day, a New Jersey group is dedicated to giving veterans a proper burial. The cremated remains or “cremains& ...

A Boxing Legend lies “in state” at the arena where the Flyers and 76ers play.  It’s the chance for people to pay r ...

A New Jersey law signed yesterday will allow some private schools to apply for charter status under the state education commission. < ...

In more aftermath of the Penn State sex abuse scandal, ex-football coach Joe Paterno is being stripped of another honor. Nominated ...

The Philadelphia Housing Authority will auction 400 properties next week as a way to unload extra inventory and create development opport ...

Not that anyone seems to have noticed, but the cigarette manufacturers scored a major victory this week. And I’m taking their side. ...

Will they stay or will they go?  Tonight members of Occupy Philadelphia plan to vote on whether to stay at Dilworth Plaza or move ac ...

The Delaware Historical Society recently completed renovations on a special building on Market Street. The Old Town Hall was the seat of ...

Lt. Gov. Matt Denn outlines his business mentoring program, what has been set up for victims of the Earl Bradley sex abuse case, and he s ...

Campbell’s soup, horseshoe crabs and the instruments used by a famous surgeon during the American Revolution. The NewsWorks Health ...

First profiles Nancy Lynch’s book Vietnam Mailbag. The former News Journal reporter compiled all of the letters she r ...

Rob weighs in on Sen. Chris Coons’ first year in office.  Did he meet expectations or did Congressional grid lock do him in? R ...

Delaware’s junior Senator Chris Coons celebrates his one year anniversary in the Senate this month.  He talks about his frustr ...

Teaching our kids has been under the microscope for the past two years because of the federal Race to The Top Program.  This year is ...

This week we are going to start a new feature on First, the holiday military greetings from our troops serving over seas.  Take a lo ...