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NASA’s final shuttle mission launched last week, but the agency’s other programs are still spurring innovation. Students from ...

A House GOP proposal aims to create separate license categories for liquor stores and would end the 18 percent tax. ...

Delaware gas prices are up about ten cents per gallon since the beginning of July.    AAA Mid-Atlantic says gas is se ...

The National Credit Union Administration says it will be liquidating the Borinquen Federal Credit Union of Philadelphia’s assets, j ...

State education officials will meet tonight to determine the future of Reach Academy for Girls Charter School.  The ...

Following the success of the city’s Restaurant Week, Wilmington Beer Week is now underway.   A group of 10 city restaur ...

It’s not exactly what you’d find in the daily classifieds, still New Jersey State Police are hoping it sells anyways. ...

The $14 million Chelten Plaza development under construction at Chelten and Pulaski avenues has split parts of the community into separat ...

Early morning commuters, start planning now: The Walt Whitman Bridge connecting southern New Jersey with Philadelphia will be clos ...

Authorities say a manager at a landmark Philadelphia cheesesteak spot was robbed of about $30,000 in cash receipts in broad daylight. ...

Asian-Americans score well on standardized tests. This is both a stereotype and the truth. So schools that admit primarily on standardi ...

Until very recently Philadelphians recycled a dismal five-percent of their trash. The city was once a leader in recycling – having ...

A new study finds a strong relationship between difficul ...

When second grader Vilnis Chakars heard about Governor Tom Corbett’s proposed budget cuts this spring, he became worried about his ...