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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 ...

Experts on body image say they are saddened and angered by the death of a young woman who received illegal injections to enhance her butt ...

Delaware State Police have charged a pair of suspects in connection with 32 burglaries in Sussex County seasonal communities. Poli ...

Update: Action News report ...

Cyber-bullying is all over the news, and parents are concerned about it. But are schools prepared to deal with multimedia bullies? ...

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Aside from the death toll, physical destruction and visible damage in Haiti, there is the issue of mental health. With Haiti’s gove ...

34-year-veteran of military service, U.S. Air Force Colonel Carol Timmons, was given the Bronze Star Medal for her distinguished service ...

Today is the last day of operations for Camden’s main public library. Budget cutbacks are forcing the branch to close. With ...

Winter has spared nothing. The yarnbombs are falling apart. WHYY’s Lizz Fiedler snapped these photos yesterday of yarnbombs around ...