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A study conducted by a Temple University professor and published in Children & Schools magazine shows school social workers ...

Philadelphia Mayor Michael Nutter assured the business community Thursday that the city is doing better despite the tough economic climat ...

A judge has decreed a controversial billboard over Atlantic City train station can stay in place at least until a hearing is held. The ad ...

Phoenixville Borough Council Vice President Michael Handwerk resigned Tuesday night, a decision unanimously accepted by the council. ...

Common Pleas Judge Mary Alice Brennan signed an order this morning giving the OK to doctors at Jefferson University Hospital to operate o ...

Michael Vick and DeSean Jackson won’t be the only ones making important plays at the Linc anymore. The Eagles announced today Linco ...

State of Play this week discusses the new federal regulations that might make wind power closer to reality, the demise of the University ...

The Avery family was a big part of Rehoboth in the 17th century, but times have changed, and while farming used to be important to the be ...

The loss of federal stimulus dollars, a growing number of unemployed, and the increasing cost of health care. Those are just some of the ...

After a pair of wild winters over the past two years, even the most die-hard fans of snow are ready for the spring thaw.  We talked ...

WHYY’s Tom MacDonald brings us this update from Mayor Michael Nutter’s luncheon with the Chamber of Commerce: “M ...

Obesity is a national problem, in Delaware 40% of the state’s children are overweight or obese.  That may sound high, but the good ...

Even if you’ve never heard of Dawson’s Sea Foods in Wilmington, chances are you’ve probably eaten their seafood. ...

Philadelphia’s Deputy Mayor of Health and Opportunity and Department of Public Health Commissioner Donald M. Schwarz has been honor ...

The Philadelphia Police Department and the FBI are seeking the public’s assistance to identify and locate the subje ...