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Exelon’s Unit 2 reactor in Limerick shut down Sunday and again Monday. The nuclear reactor resumed operations Thursday, but Unit 1 ...

As Dennis Crowne’s running sneakers glide through mud and pound tree roots he speaks between breaths, “it’s amazingR ...

The Delaware State House has approved several proposals from Gov. Jack Markell to try to spur economic growth with modest reductions in p ...

Camden Education Resource Network celebrated 100 graduates at a commencement ceremony today. The school for dropouts is one of a handful ...

At the risk of incurring the wrath of those who believe that Anthony Weiner’s crotch is the most important political story of the w ...

Jack Kevorkian, the doctor made famous by his advocacy of patients’ right to die, ...

A decision is imminent. The Supreme Court is set to decide whether the government can ban the sale of violent video games to peopl ...

A proposed $2 million alottment to the Delaware Clean Water State Revolving Fund would push forward three of the state’s water infr ...

Things are looking up for Atlantic City. The scorching holiday weekend brought a 3 percent increase in tourism from last year. Sno ...

Out with the old and in with the new. The addition of Paoli Hospital’s trauma center, coupled with a new flight service, means Bran ...

Beer Week, schmeer week. Looks like it’s Wine Week, too. Wegmans Food Markets has decided to pull out of the Pennsylvania Li ...

No tricks here, this is exactly what it sounds like: a dog riding a scooter down Market Street. ...

While most of the Race Street Pier trees are blossoming in their new waterfront home, others are looking a little sparse. ...

Atlantic City Mayor Lorenzo Langford says he’ll decide by summer’s end if he’s running as an independent candidate in N ...

In a recommendation expected to be approved June 15, Lower Merion commissioners have voted to post the township’s checkbook registe ...