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Jo Ann Allen is a walking conflict. That’s what I called our Morning Edition host this morning when she strolled out of the studio ...

The casino license for the long-stalled Foxwoods project in South Philadelphia has been revoked, and the gaming group is appealing the de ...

Pa. Gov. Tom Corbett has announced his selection for the new chairman of the Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission. Kennett Square resid ...

Delaware State Police are asking for your help locating fugitive Lorne Kennedy. State Police say arrest warrants for Kennedy cover ...

The bad news is that it looks like we’re expecting some more foul weather, but the good news is that the precipitation is going to ...

Why did it take eight days to remove Monsignor William Lynn from his duties at St. Joseph Church in Downington? He was out of town, of co ...

So where does Christine O’Donnell go now after her landslide defeat (57% to 40%) by now Senator Chris Coons in Delaware? Get ready ...

They’re practically everywhere — those billboard ads written as notes and signed, “With love, XOXO Philadelphia.” ...

For Black History Month, teacher Peter Tobia sent his University of the Arts photography class out into the streets of Philadelphia with ...

Hundreds turned out in Center City Philadelphia to rally in support of unions in Wisconsin.  Local unions believe the Midwest ...

Similar to the sudden closing of the Main Street Saxbys, the Fresh Grocer at Chelten and Pulaski avenues greeted customers yesterday with ...

Delaware Gov. Jack Markell says he will renominate two judges. They are Supreme Court Just ...

A former police officer in Laurel, Del. has been charged with a raping a woman after encountering her when he responded to a domestic dis ...

Since 1983, businesses like Millville’s collapsed Levoy Theater and Cumberland County’s new Landis Theater have been able to ...

Fact or fiction? Philadelphia’s got more jobs now than it did 10 years ago, and while homicides are down, the rest of major crime r ...