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Most education experts say the more one-on-one time students get in the classroom, the better they will learn.  The Capital School D ...

When the devastating earthquake and tsunami hit Japan in March, the first reaction of many was how can I help?  Students at Booker T ...

The home of Francesco Rinaldi spagetti sauce is closing –Well, one of the homes. LiDestri Foods, Inc.’s Pennsauken pla ...

Delaware residents hoping to get their wine without heading to the liquor store will have to wait after state lawmakers don’t act o ...

Some say Tastykakes lost a little something when they moved from their Hunting Park Avenue plant way down Broad Street to the Navy Yard. ...

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Mark your calendars, seniors. Assuming we don’t all melt this week when temps climb well above 90 this week, Gloucester County̵ ...

Update: ESPN has added video from Dallas, where the site is reporting talks with Comcast-Spectator are ongoing. Meanwhil ...

Gov. Christie said today the state should consider a new nuclear plant. The state’s Oyster Creek nuclear power plant is slated to c ...

Cheesesteaks, hoagies and giant burritos highlighted another side to the Philadelphia International Cycling Championship. When bikers and ...

Hear it straight from the doc’s mouth. NBC10 interviewed School District of Philadelphia Superintendent Arlene Ackerman this mornin ...

So far, so good. Exelon’s Unit 1 reactor is back up and running as of yesterday following three unexpected shutdowns of both of the ...

Following a one-day trial, a Delaware judge is now reviewing testimony and contested video evidence in the case of a former pediatrician ...

Philadelphia Mayor Michael Nutter is in Harrisburg today to lobby state officials for more money. Before departing for Harrisburg, ...

For the first time in more than 25 years, Sussex County has a new head librarian. Kathy Graybeal replaces Carol Fitzgerald as dire ...