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What began as a full-fledged bracket has now been whittled down to two. ...

Sitting on Chris Christie’s desk right now, likely next to the morning paper, a cup of coffee and paperweight in the shape of New J ...

State Police will dedicate a memorial to members of Troop 5 who paid the ultimate sacrifice to protect and serve Delaware’s residen ...

Doesn’t seem that long ago residents were lobbying for entrance into the charred Windermere Court Apartments in hopes of retrieving ...

Today could have been a devastating one for the Philadelphia School District.  A letter received by the District over the weekend wa ...

President Obama officially launched his re-election campaign early today, telling his grassroots supporters via email that he needs two t ...

They come from all over the city. And they left for different reasons. Some fled their schools, and some fled the city altogether. They a ...

More than 120 police leaders will take part in a training conference focused on the law enforcement response to mental illness. Th ...

The Rocky statue is looking a bit more colorful these days. WHYY’s Maiken Scott spotted the Art Museum steps hero yesterday wearing ...

The Deputy Mayor of Transportation is eyeing up Philadelphia’s streets to determine the best spot for more bike-only lanes. ...

The New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection is calling on shore towns to submit plans for beach access. Non-compliant towns ris ...

As the Delaware County SPCA moves ever closer to becoming a no-kill shelter and ending its animal control services, a grassroots organiza ...

John Haas, heir and former chairman of Rohm and Haas, ...

The Delaware Emergency Management Agency and the Division of Public Health are making potassium iodide tablets available free of charge f ...

Happy Monday, Feeders! Let’s get right down to business. We’ve got elevated security at School District headquarters after a ...