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Good morning, Feeders! We’ve got plenty coming your way on this beautiful Monday morning, so stick close for stories on lead paint ...

Miss Delaware 2011 has been crowned, as the pageant wraps up its 70th anniversary celebration.  Saturday night in Dover, afte ...

When you’re not satisfied with customer service, you ask to speak with a supervisor.  And when it comes to government service, ...

A ceremonial groundbreaking today celebrates the revitalization of Wilmington’s Lincoln Towers.      The p ...

The Lower Merion School District is taking the latest webcam lawsuit against it seriously, but not in a way that’s sympathetic to t ...

Republican underdog Tim Pawlenty declared war on Mitt Romney yesterday by sinking his teeth into the Mittster’s Achilles heel.T-Paw ...

Clarence Clemons, saxophonist for Bruce Springsteen’s E Street Band, has had a stroke. Read the full story below from the Associate ...

Police last night arrested the man suspected of killing Mayor Michael Nutter’s neighbor. Robert Lancaster was 76 years old when he ...

Environmental officials are trying to determine what killed a large number of fish at a Philadelphia-area lake, the AP reports. Th ...

For a second straight year, Princeton University has been cited for procedural violations in how it treats animals in its laboratories. ...

The first generation of mass-market electric cars is rolling out this year, and local utility companies say they are thinking about how t ...

One of Artista’s owners says there just isn’t enough daytime foot traffic in th ...

Philadelphia University’s future College of Design, Engineering and Commerce will have its own academic building come 2013. ...

Happiness is big business. Thousands of self-help books and programs promise they have the path to it. Psychologists all over the country ...

Joya Ahsan Ahmad surely made the most of her years at Penn Charter School in East Falls, and has some advice for other students who would ...