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Fifteen Latino students from local high schools have been awarded $20,000 in scholarships from the Hispanic American Commitment to Educat ...

SEPTA’s plan to replace its Route 35 buses with hybrid vehicles may be a green one, but it could also be inconvenient. The l ...

Updated: 4:57 p.m. District officials expect to have a new principal in place for Martin Luther King High School in Germa ...

Now that the primary is over, Philadelphia City Council is concentrating on a major thorn in its side–DROP. Most of council ...

Drexel University and the Academy of Natural Sciences have announced a merger under a $1 million grant from Pew Charitable Trusts. ...

Cancer affects millions of people every year.  It’s always a difficult diagnosis to receive, also people react to it in different ...

In 2009, the shutdown of the Delaware City Refinery dealt an economic blow to the state that was already struggling from several big manu ...

Fifteen states have legislative term limits. Will Delaware be next? There is a low-profile, yet, highly-controversial bill in the Senate ...

Students and teachers at a Wilmington Catholic school count down the days until the 123-year old school closes for good. ...

There is nothing more devastating to a new parent than the loss of their new born.  For some parents, this loss could be preventable ...

It’s 154 feet tall, three-quarters of a mile and bright green. It’s Six Flags’ new Green Lantern roller coaster, ...

Make sure your Friday plans are really, really good because the world is ending Saturday. Of course, it was also ending in 1994. ...

It seems this year is one of the worse for pollen and allergies this spring, and while this may not make you suffer any less from allergi ...

Vineland Mayor Robert Romano is calling for a review of businesses’ grease pits after the son of a supermarket owner drowned in one ...

U.S. Postal authorities may have a lead in March Chestnut Hill post office robbery, but aren’t ready to make an announcement. ...