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Thanks to reporting from the Notebook/NewsWorks and a new series from the Inquirer, issues within the School District have come to light. ...

A book publisher in New Jersey is trying to crack the doctor’s office market with an anthology of poetry designed to reduce anxiety ...

George W. Bush is doing well in the Elite 8. We’re not talking about his NCAA bracket (though for all we know he’s killing it ...

A new bill expanding Pennsylvania’s DNA testing is raising logistical concerns for the commonwealth’s acting state police com ...

It’ll cost you a few dollars in gas to get to Willow Grove. But once you’re there, it’ll pretty much be a free for all. ...

Radioactive material from Japan’s crippled Fukushima nuclear power plant has traveled around the world. Now, it’s been detect ...

To cut down on crime, Camden city government is once again proposing a curfew for businesses.  The city tried before in 1998 and 200 ...

Nothing tastes as sweet as that first bite of pie. Seriously. Nothing. Because it’s just not just your taste buds that detect the s ...

Starting next month (later this week), you’ll have to pay to bring your car on the Cape May-Lewes Ferry. But it’s still cheap ...

A mothballed refinery south of Wilmington will start operation again this spring under new ownership. In the meantime, residents of the t ...

Philadelphia got rid of its “safe schools advocate” when state dollars designated for it dried up.  Two state lawmakers ...

New Jersey is expected to bring in more revenue than was expected this year, according to numbers from the Office of Legislative Services ...

Drivers who bring their vehicles onto the Cape May – Lewes Ferry will pay an additional surcharge of $2.00 in April, due to the ris ...

Why is that we oay so much more attention to male athletes? Are we filling out NCAA brackets for the women’s teams? Are we checking ...

Nothing fixes a case of the Mondays like free beer and a chance to star in a commercial. You can have both tonight. ...