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Grieiving loved ones have come to find an unexpected source of comfort: hospice workers. NewsWorks interns Anneliese Dahms and Ann ...

MSNBC’s decision yesterday to suspend political journalist/commentator Mark Halperin, for calling President Obama “a dickR ...

The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration has some news for us. Temps are rising in the U.S., but it’s probably no ...

Delaware hunting licenses for the 2011-2012 season are available today, and the Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Control ...

Opening arguments will begin today in the trial for the father and social workers for Danieal Kelly, who died from neglect in 2006. ...

Almost everyone thinks that praying at least can’t hurt. So the media response to the recent announcement by the mayor of Ha ...

Update: The county and SPCA announced the details of their agreement at an afternoon press conference. In effect July 5, ...

Good morning, Feeders! Let’s slide into the holiday weekend with some budget coverage, shall we? Today brings budget protest ...

Wilmington’s four public swimming pools are now open for the summer season. The pools, staffed by Red Cross-certified lifegua ...

Seems another associate superintendent for the School District of Philadelphia thinks there’s a better opportunity in New York. ...

Drivers, today is not your day. Aside f ...

Blondell Reynolds Brown, Joan Krajewski and Curtis Jones joined the ranks yesterday of Philadelphia City Council members who’ve dec ...

Something to watch out for on your holiday weekend: A baboon appears to be on the loose in central New Jersey.  Police say th ...

The new fiscal year has begun in Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and Delaware: In Pennsylvania, Gov ...

With minutes to go before the end of the fiscal year, Gov. Corbett signed a budget into law. It’s the first time in nine yea ...