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Philadelphians are legally required to shovel a 36 inch wide path within six hours of the end of a snowstorm.  There are still plent ...

Several students from the tri-state area will spend the spring semester working as interns in the White House. The students will h ...

High school athletes who had two or more concussions were more likely to report physical, emotional and cognitive problems than those who ...

What do you dislike most about snow? We try to keep things positive here at NewsWorks, but some things bring out the pessimist is us. Lik ...

Philadelphia Police are investigating the shooting death of a man in Juniata. The shooter is a New Jersey correctional officer who was of ...

Warning: This is not a sexy story. Legislative procedure is never sexy.But it’s worth noting what didn’t happen this week in the scer ...

The latest numbers show Wilmington Trust lost $720 million in 2010 after seven straight quarters of loss and a third quarter loss of $365 ...

As she works to get details on the city’s enforcement of the sidewalk shoveling law, WHYY’s Lizz Fiedler has an update for us ...

Janis Hill, breast cancer activist and wife of KYW business anchor Vince Hill, was laid to rest this morning. The 52-year-old died last w ...

Already the snow has turned to slush ice and startlingly deep puddles. The piles along the sidewalks are shades of gray, black and … ...

Egg crates, pipe cleaners, cereal boxes, and toilet paper tubes.  These are the prime ingredients for some great inventions.  F ...

Budgets are out for the state.  Can state workers take on more sacrifice?  New Castle County has 2 more months to figure out i ...

We’re supposed to be enjoying a season of tolerance — in politics and civil discourse — but psychologist Dan Gottlieb a ...

AAA Mid-Atlantic will honor four hotels and restaurants in Delaware with the prestigious 2011 Four Diamond Award. The winners are ...

New Jersey’s Department of Transportation has already exceeded its snow removal budget for the year. ...