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For $1,400 Kennett Square will begin testing its police officers for substance use. ...

For a handsome sum, you could own the pool cue of famed billiards player Willie Mosconi. His “Balabushka” cue is among the me ...

This is the second of 10 questions about issues and priorities that NewsWorks asked the seven Democratic candidates running for the Eight ...

Chris Christie says he likes when people ask him if he’ll run for president. Well who wouldn’t? Despite the flattery, ...

Tuesday is election day in Delaware, where more than a dozen elections are being held to fill seats on local boards of education.  ...

Don’t get your hopes up, ticket holders. A move by a Lehigh County judge last week to invalidate Allentown’s cell phone ban i ...

The latest on the 2012 presidential race:Newt Gingrich says he intends (finally) to announce his exploratory candidacy on Wednesday. I tr ...

Delaware’s congressional delegation is pleased with the US Transportation Secretary’s decision to reallocate nearly $800 mill ...

Taxes, business and education. Those three words about sum up the responses from Philadelphia’s 8th District Council candidates whe ...

Ralcorp Frozen Bakery Products Inc. is recalling cookies sold in Target because they contain whey (milk) that is not listed on the label& ...

With Osama bin Laden dead and U.S. security officials on alert, how do we stay safe without being paranoid and compromising civil liberti ...

Thank you, Florida. Word has come that the $2 billion in rail funding that the Sunshine State doesn’t want will instead benefit the ...

Two months and eight contestants later, Annamarie Chestnut is still standing. She’s one of two finalists in the Macy’s Millio ...

In a hearing that took only about six minutes, a judge has granted a request by former downstate pediatrician Dr. Earl Bradley to waive h ...

The news doesn’t come as much of a surprise: Johnson & Johnson is the most sued company in New Jersey. Based on the numb ...