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Her secret is out. Amy Kunkle, co-owner of Mt. Airy’s Food For All, plays old school rap music to lift her soul. That is, when she& ...

Seventeen of New Jersey’s police departments will receive federal grants to purchased crime-fighting technologies. Six cities will ...

Wanna be the governor of New Jersey? Say you’ll raise property taxes and shed a few tears and you’re halfway there. Being sma ...

The Eiffel Tower has landed in Philadelphia. Well, not so much landed as built here, but you get the idea. As part of the Philadelphia In ...

Southern Delaware’s Cape Henlopen School District is getting a new superintendent – from not far away.  Kevin Car ...

What’s in a name?  Plenty according to the Troegner brothers of Troegs Brewery in Harrisburg.  The craft beer brewers are ...

With the potential for a government shutdown, Sen. Bob Casey worked with seven other senators to introduce the ...

Now that the Inquirer‘s Assault on ...

Political contributions by public contractors in New Jersey are down for the fifth year in a row. Contributions from contractors fel ...

The Christian R. and Mary F. Lindback Foundation is honoring seven School District of Philadelphia teachers today with an award tradition ...

The head of Philadelphia’s Parks and Recreation department said he’s concerned that planned state budget cuts will require en ...

Delaware’s two US Senators have joined a group of Democratic lawmakers urging House Speaker John Boehner to avoid a government shut ...

April is Fair Housing Month in Delaware, and a conference is sharing information about accomplishments and how much needs to be done.&nbs ...

Delaware County residents are worried about their pets as the June 30 cut-off date draws near, when the county SPCA will suspend its anim ...

New Jersey lawmakers will convene in Trenton today for a briefing on the safety of the state’s nuclear power plants. The review com ...