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Four big fires in a month have Camden residents on edge. NewsWorks/WHYY’s Lizz Fiedler and Lindsay Lazarski headed across th ...

Good morning, Feeders. It’ll be a quieter day in parts of Philadelphia, as Ride the Ducks halts service and silences its quackers t ...

A utility project will require a busy street in Dover to be closed to traffic for more than a week.    Division Stree ...

One of Delaware’s coastal resort towns plans to build a new public safety building.  Fenwick Island town council has ap ...

New Castle County  police are displaying numerous recovered stolen items tonight, in hopes of reuniting the goods with their owners. ...

As the heat wave persists, so does the air quality alert. It’s day two of “code orange,” which means higher levels of g ...

An essential judicial accessory went missing yesterday at the Criminal Justice Center: Judge C. Walters Jr.’s robe. The Muni ...

One year ago today, three dozen people were sent into the Delaware when a Ride the Ducks boat collided with a barge in the river. ...

Two fatal shootings occurred in the area last week – one has resulted in criminal charges while the other remains under investigation w ...

How about this for school funding, Philadelphia? Allegheny County officials are exploring the possibility of selling advertising o ...

Here’s one school that doesn’t need Gov. Chris Christie’s largesse: Princeton University says its 2010-11 Annual ...

PennEnvironment has a few items on its wish list. Chief among them is a higher fuel economy standard, so that by  2025 the average ...

The city’s annual gay film festival—Q-Fest— today begins its 11-day marathon of feature films, documentaries, and shorts from t ...

Most people haven’t had the luxury of watching six hours of World Cup soccer every day for the last week and a half on ESPN. Too b ...

Although State Rep. Pamela DeLissio, (D-Phila./Montgomery) voted against Pennsylvania’s budget proposal, which was signed into law ...