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Surfing large dunes in SUVs, spraying sand all over the desert, is equal parts thrilling, beautiful, nauseating – and environmental ...

N.J. Gov. Chris Christie’s education task force raised eyebrows yesterday when its report detailed plans to link teacher evaluation ...

While the national unemployment rate continues to fall, Delaware’s remains steady. ...

Currently in Pennsylvania, arson is arson. Whether it’s a garage or, say, 15 houses, the charge is the same. State lawmakers and th ...

A Delaware environmental group is looking for a few good listeners. The Delaware Amphibian Monitoring Project is seeking volunteer ...

The latest threat to America is a South Jersey fifth grader. A student in Atlantic City’s Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. School alleged ...

Police in a Minnesota town have been usin ...

Not all Tea Party members support Pennsylvania’s SB 1 school choice bill. In response, the Independence Hall Tea Party Association ...

The Delaware Indians called this lunar cycle the Hunger Moon. Stores of food saved up to last through the winter often weren’t enou ...

As the official opening of the Philadelphia Flower Show approaches, hundreds of exhibitors are scrambling throughout the Pennsylvania Con ...

The state Department of Labor says 8.5% of Delaware workers were unemployed in January, the same percentage as December. Seasonall ...

Aging is typically associated with a decline in mental and emotional health, hindering the ability to adapt. But a geriatric psychiatrist ...

Thanks to some well-behaved dogs and mostly cooperative owners, Lower Merion Township has agreed to make permanent its pilot off-leash do ...

Gone fishing- State environmental officials get ready for the opening of spring trout season. Starting Saturday morning at 7, trout ...

The Philadelphia Police Department is launching a five-week program for youth to encourage positive decision-making and community involve ...