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As Republicans focus on budget cuts, let’s travel to the 1800s to see what it really looked like before Big Bad Federal Government. ...

I think of myself as a conflict-avoider. So I can sympathize with President Obama’s desire to make a deal on the debt ceiling and ...

School is out for the summer, and with the kids on vacation, teachers become the students. Nearly 200 young math and science teach ...

A jury has found John Benson and Sheakia Stubbs guilty on all charges for last winter’s South Street jewelry heist. The coup ...

The long-awaited federal deal to increase the country’s borrowing limit drew “no” votes from several area lawmakers. ...

All three members of Delaware’s congressional delegation voted to support a bill signed by President Barack Obama Tuesday that incr ...

PennDOT won a case today against a Philadelphia woman in appellate court, but not without a scolding from the judge. A lower court ...

I talk to Gollum, the freakish creature from the Lord of the Rings films on today’s Fresh Air. Actually, it’s Andy S ...

The Roxborough community is sending a message to criminals tonight and the message is this: The neighborhood is organizing and fighting ...

Camden City Council is considering a curfew that would shutter businesses from 11 p.m. to 6 a.m. during the week and midnight to 6 a.m. o ...

Springside Chestnut Hill Academy english teacher Iain Haley Pollack was on Radio Times today t ...

For at least the next $50, Tyrone Pearsall shouldn’t have to worry about parking. The Daily News reader won a $50 p ...

The Centers for Disease Control and the U.S. Department of Agriculture are investigating a salmonella outbreak that may be linked to grou ...

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Local police will benefit from a $15 fee that will now be charged to anyone convicted of crimes or other offenses. Delaware Govern ...