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A recent discussion got me thinking about how much the Occupy and Tea Party movements have in common. Both view themselves as grassroots ...

A modern dance company has created a new work with the help of 13-year-old kids. It’s not just for kids. For months, BalletX ...

Last week Congress struck down proposed new rules from the Department of Agriculture to cut back on french fries and pizza in school lunc ...

It was first called Blue Sky. It was everything. And nothing. After working for years in theater and public relations, Vick ...

Delaware’s jobless rate for October dropped to 7.9%.  That’s down a half percent from this time last year. The 33 ...

Drivers who park too long on Philadelphia streets soon could have more grace time before having to pay a parking ticket. There is, ...

Councilman Curtis Jones Jr., recently reelected to a second term in the city’s fourth district, will become Philadelphia City Counc ...

The Food Bank of Delaware is going where it has never gone before… into the schools, opening its first ever school-based food pantr ...

Nothing says family fun quite like spending a cold day crammed into a car en route to see your cheek-pinching aunt. But you do it every y ...

If you’re not running in one of this weekend’s races, you might want to run away. The Philadelphia Marathon a ...

A Montgomery County woman faces perjury and other charges for allegedly lying about being sexually assaulted by a Lower Merion police off ...

Tell-tale signs something might not be entirely healthy: it tastes good, it’s ...

Researchers at the school will examine the results of tests done on the surface of Mars by a NASA rover set to blast off next week. < ...

Revenue collections in New Jersey are below projections, and that could lead to some changes in the state budget. Collections in t ...

The Delaware River Basin Commission has postponed voting on proposed natural gas drilling regulations. Postponement of the vote, which ha ...