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Is it curtains already for the Republican front-runner? Check out this political story, filed from Des Moines, Iowa: “As the prima ...

It’s perhaps the end of an era for old movie houses on the Jersey Shore. Demolition has begun on the Beach Theater, Cape May ...

The latest string of wet weather, combined with the storms from earlier this month, could be having an impact on the food supply for some ...

The Waldorf School of Philadelphia (WSP) says it has outgrown its space at the New Covenant campus and is working out plans to find a lar ...

Hearing tonight on Bloom Energy’s deal with Delmarva Power. The Public Service Commission will host the first of three heari ...

Lt. Gov. Matt Denn gets his flu shot to encourage Delawareans to do the same as flu season gets underway.  Denn’s vacci ...

The federal government has committed $10 million for temporary jobs to help Pennsylvania recover from Hurricane Irene. The Departm ...

Philadelphia police are investigating the death of a man while he was in the custody of transit police, the AP reports.  Auth ...

Is a $65 pair of Puma sneakers worth smashing the window of G’Town Sports? Last Friday afternoon, an incident involving an angry cu ...

Updated: 11:00 a.m. A man was shot and critically wounded in Mt. Airy late Monday night. At around 11:30 p.m. a re ...

Victims of Hurricane Irene and Tropical Storm Lee flooding could soon receive the long-awaited help for their damaged homes. The F ...

With the dwindling number of World War II veterans still alive, one man is doing his part to preserve the stories of those who have been ...

Nothing says summertime like the sight of lawn chairs full of people enjoying an outdoor concert.  Sussex County has developed a ric ...