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Ten years ago Delaware had an infant mortality rate of 9.3 for every 1,000 live births.  State health officials say today that numbe ...

Workers scrambling to prevent nuclear meltdown at Japan’s crippled Dai-ichi nuclear plant are being heralded as heroes. It is unkno ...

This is the sound of political fate in Philadelphia: Bingo balls jangling around in a Horn and Hardart’s coffee can. In room 676 ...

Okay, I’m exaggerating a little with that headline. But according to the city Ethics Board, 89 candidates have filed petitio ...

The first major changes to regulations in the Americans with Disabilities Act, passed in 1990, went into effect Tuesday. The chang ...

Gov. Chris Christie is urging the New Jersey Legislature to extend his veto power to cover more authorities and commissions. What ...

Penn State’s president and the University of Pittsburgh’s chancellor used a Wednesday afternoon appearance before the Senate ...

Experts say Delaware could set a new record for home foreclosures this year. ...

On a day when the Philadelphia School District was to announce which private entities will take over four failing high schools, new evi ...

There are more than 300 bird species and tens of thousands of bird enthusiasts in the Delaware Valley. Two experts join Marty Moss-Coane ...

It was a night filled with corned beef, charity and Irish cheer inside Winnie’s LeBus on Main Street in Manayunk on Tuesday.  ...

You may have forgotten that today is St. Patty’s Day, considering droves of green-clad people have been making their rounds in the ...

The School Reform Commission is set to vote today on six Renaissance School matches made by the School District of Philadelphia. T ...

The Philadelphia Archdiocese is facing fresh abuse allegations. In front of the Philadelphia Archdiocese offices, lawyers Wednesday talk ...

The ongoing danger at Japan’s Fukushima nuclear power plant has some Americans worried about our country’s own policy. Questi ...