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Anyone living in the Delaware Valley knows it’s true: New York’s got nothing on Philadelphia. OK, so maybe the folks flooding ...

Reporter Tom MacDonald is in Kensington where Mayor Michael Nutter and the Philadelphia Police are holding a press conference about the K ...

In the multiracial America of the 21st century, is it conceivable that voters would elect, as their next president, a southern white guy ...

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WHYY’s Kim Paynter was out late last night into this morning taking photos of the total lunar eclipse. This photo was taken around ...

When did your kids stop believing in Santa? When did you stop believing in Santa? Head over to Junto ...

$56,000 donation to Food Bank of Delaware’s Backpack Program will provide food for needy children when school is not in session. ...

Tuesday is the first official day of winter. Are you feeling a little colder than you remember feeling at the end of last winter? It may ...

First female major in the history of the Delaware State Police will be promoted today. The promotion ceremony for Major Melissa Zeb ...

Eleven of Pennsylvania’s state univeristy presidents will receive raises effective Jan. 1, now that an 18-month salary freeze has b ...

Not only does the Philadelphia office of Arts, Culture and the Creative Economy find the city to be 70 percent more creatively vital than ...

Four beaches in Delaware will be restored in the next few months and are expected to be ready for the upcoming Shore season. Betha ...

WHYY’s Shai Ben-Yaacov was awake early this morning to catch ...

Today is Homeless Memorial Day, a national day to commemorate those without homes. Every year on this day, the first day of winter ...

In Washington, outgoing Senator Arlen Specter will give his final Senate floor speech today around 10:30 a.m. He’s expected ...