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Roy Oswalt has left the Phillies indefinitely as he heads home to Mississippi to check on his family. Oswalt’s wife and children ar ...

Environmental advocates are concerned by the number of drilling violations racked up by the energy companies serving on Gov. Tom Corbett ...

For those of you who can’t hear or see the rain pounding our region right now, know that the above photo doesn’t do Mother Na ...

Awaiting trial for the death of a Bucks County hunter, David Manilla was in a different court in a different county today for different c ...

If you haven’t been going to your neighborhood Philadelphia City Council debates, you’ve missed some interesting stuff, like: ...

The back and forth of the NFL lock-out situation is not only affecting the players, the owners, and the fans.  It could have an effe ...

Opposed by many residents and Mayor Lorenzo Langford, Atlantic City’s state-run tourism district now has the support of someone pre ...

Local parents and other Philadelphians will gather outside the Comcast Center today at 4 to protest the media giant’s Delaware tax ...

Some lucky techies smashed old printers with sledge hammers yesterday, all in the good name of recycling.   Participants w ...

It has become known as the unofficial kickoff of Delaware’s college graduation season.  The diplomas will be handed out tonigh ...

A poll from Monmouth University shows almost two-thirds of New Jersey residents say the state is a good place to live. That’s the l ...

Middletown’s Debby Brown landed a spot on Wednesday’s “The Oprah Winfrey Show ...

Not only have Philadelphia’s red light cameras generated $8.4 million, the money is being used to help fund 106 transportation proj ...

The US Attorney’s Office is charging a Philadelphia Police detective, two officers, and a dozen others, with conspiracy to distribu ...

South Street will get a little more colorful in its move to get a little cleaner thanks to help from the Mural Arts Program’s Litte ...