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After the Philadelphia International Festival of the Arts swept through the city in April, many people are left asking, “What just ...

Burlington Township, N.J., police say the body they pulled from a pond this afternoon is that of missing teenager Sarah Townsend. The 18- ...

Executive Director of Philadelphia’s Board of Ethics left City Hall about an hour ago. He was coming from the office of City Counci ...

After hiring a lobbyist, and wrangling with the Philadelphia Water Department for a nearly a year, members of a local business group say ...

Gov. Jack Markell is proposing a $4 million investment in “brownfield” environmental cleanup projects he says will create sho ...

City dwellers lacking dog-washing essentials like a yard and a hose might enjoy this: a do-it-yourself dog wash. The first automated dog- ...

There are a lot of motivating factors behind Coatesville’s first-ever Kite Day: use a park that hasn’t hosted an event before ...

Here’s hoping for a dry Sunday for the ...

When police arrested Walter Meyerle in March for allegedly giving a 15-year-old girl a tattoo in exchange for sexual intercourse, it was ...

Wilmington Mayor James Baker has confirmed Delaware State Police won’t be subjected to the city wage tax while they’re on pat ...

Philadelphia’s come a long way since 1896 when construction on the original Race Street Pier began. But the new pier, which opened ...

Delaware is now the 16th state to allow the use of medical marijuana to help people suffering from debilitating diseases. Gov. Jac ...

Famed artist Andy Warhol died in February 1987, he left behind more than 60,000 photographs of all walks of life.  First Experience ...

John Sigler is the new head of the Republican party in Delaware.  How does he unite the moderates who wish Mike Castle was still in ...

Margaret Aitken and Steve Martelli of Wilmington City Council join Shirley Min this week.  Margaret has a unique perspective on the ...