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A public hearing is being held today on a committee’s recommendation to revoke the charter of a Delaware charter school.  ...

James Troutman is expected in court today, two months after the death of 9-year-old Souderton resident Skyler Kauffman. ...

Several gun control measures that won approval in the Delaware General Assembly are being signed into law today.  One law to ...

Update: NJ Transit has approved a budget that holds the line on fares. The board has also approved a $1.16 billion capit ...

Remember what happened when Enron tanked and took its employees 401K’s down with it? The feds went after top executives with crimin ...

Five hundred nonprofit organizations around the country are vying for 100 cars. Over 100 days, Toyota is giving cars to organizations to ...

M&T Bank leaders will be in Millsboro this afternoon to announce details of a planned expansion of the company’s operations in ...

Some consumer health advocates are worried about Pennsylvania’s progress toward establishing an insurance marketplace to connect lo ...

It nearly had to close last December, but new owners bought Atlantic City’s Resorts Casino Hotel, slashed the payroll and began pro ...

Gov. Tom Corbett says he supports his top health official, despite the fact that some people apparently don’t like his personality. ...

The cause of a major fire Sunday, July 9 at 655 Park Lane, was cooking equipment, according to fire Capt. Jeffrey Thompson of the Philade ...

PennDOT sold about $300,000 worth of the specialized plates last year. Despite a dismal economy, the state sold about 15,000 of the ...

Democrats in the N.J. Senate failed for a second day to override Gov. Chris Christie’s budget c ...

Gov. Tom Corbett says he supports the privatization of wine and liquor sales in Pennsylvania. His comments come ahead of the intro ...

School’s been out for almost a month now, and children home alone can work up a big appetite in the summer. Councilman Curtis Jones ...