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City and state officials are working to determine the source of elevated levels of iodine in Philadelphia’s drinking water. ...

The New Jersey Assembly gave final legislative approval Monday to a bill that would increase the penalty for killing a police dog. ...

  “Today we’re going to learn something we didn’t know before,” Principal Richard Raisman announced to a ...

Lily Palmer, Clara Domanska and Erica Bellamy of Girl Scout Troop 98 earned a bronze award (the highest junior Girl Scout honor) this spr ...

House Republicans will unveil their $27.3 billion budget Tuesday. Their Democratic counterparts, however, are already criticizing the pla ...

A number of Delaware lawmakers are using pedal power to get to work on this, the 21st Legislators Bike to Work Day.  Groups o ...

Nearly 70 percent of the Philadelphia area’s wealthy residents say they’ve been more conservative with their investments in r ...

With elections come endorsements.  Today Philadelphia’s District Attorney endorsed a City Council candidate: just the latest i ...

A trial is set for June 1 for Dr. Earl Bradley, but there won’t be a jury. The Delaware pediatrician waived that right today in a c ...

A federal mortgage program finally has money available to help those laid off and in danger of losing their homes. The Emergency H ...

Sen. Tom Carper (D-Del.) will make his case for a national park in Delaware Wednesday in Washington, D.C. Carper will testify in f ...

U.S. Sen. Pat Toomey (R-Pa.) will unveil his proposal for the 2012 federal budget Tuesday. Toomey and fellow Republican Sens.Jim DeMint o ...

In an effort to keep seniors mobile and help them stay safe, the Delaware Department of Transportation is hosting two Senior Driver Day e ...

Even on the chilly days in May, if you sit perfectly still in the sun it feels just a little bit like summer. It’s already summer i ...

The Gallery has taken on a whole new meaning. You’ve got a few weeks left to catch the latest exhibits from students at the Univers ...