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Mental health care and services in Delaware will focus less on institutionalization and more on community-based treatment, under a compre ...

Slots revenues are down from this time last year for Philadelphia’s two nearby casinos. While Fishtown’s SugarHouse ha ...

Who says playing pretend is just for kids? Sen. Anthony Hardy Williams is asking Pennsylvanians to put on their legislator hats and come ...

Yesterday marked the swearing-in ceremony for Shailen Bhatt, Delaware’s new Secretary of Transportation. His first and main ...

NExt time you’re watching an emergency situation unfold in Haverford, don’t be surprised if a SEPTA bus rolls up. For the low ...

From the Associated Press: New Jersey’s top federal judge says he’s going to step down as chief judge in Janu ...

Six months after the Levoy Theater collapsed in Millville, the federal Occupational Safety and Health Administration  has cited the ...

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High ozone levels in the forecast force state environmental officials to issue an alert.  The state Department of Natural Res ...

Teens join environmental groups in Wilmington for jobs program. The city has partnered with seven groups for a Green Jobs Program t ...

The cost of getting an education at the University of Delaware is going up by about 7-percent.  UD announced Tuesday the new ...

The health-care sector is expected to grow in coming years, but many teens say they aren’t interested. University of the Sci ...

Governor Markell joins environmental secretary Collin O’Mara and other state leaders celebrating the “Superstar Beach” ...

Anyone else have trouble seeing the skyline this morning because of the thick haze draped over Philadelphia? There’s a reason for t ...

Philadelphia Mayor Michael Nutter and Managing Director Rich Negrin will revive an old program today when they announce the relaunch of P ...