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Building and maintaining Delaware’s roads is a job that requires an ever-changing set of skills, says the First State’s top t ...

An inmate at a correction center in Wilmington has escaped. The 18-year-old didn’t turn up at a headcount last night.   ...

Friday was the one-year anniversary of a frightening day of violence at South Philadelphia High School. That’s when more than a doz ...

Eighteen homes in Ocean City, NJ, have been burglarized in the last two weeks, and the only thing thieves are after is flat screen TVs. ...

Pennsylvania’s Supreme Court ruled today that Wegmans plays by the rules. An appeal from beer distributors alleging the supermarket ...

The owner of a Philadelphia limo company has been charged with trying to bribe a police officer.   Bassam Salaheldein of M ...

The holidays bring nativity scenes and nativity scenes bring theft. Often the news as targets of vandalism and hate crimes during the hol ...

We’re No. 1! In case you’ve not yet received your subscription of the latest copy of US Airways Magazine, the airline mag has ...

The Comcast Center’s Holiday Spectacular won’t be 3D this year, but it does feature new scenes. This year’s show ...

Philadelphia’s House of Corrections was evacuated this morning after a suspicious substance arrived in the mail. The culprit? Cake ...

“It’s good to be the king,” Mel Brooks said on screen as King Louis XVI. Mayor Nutter offered a more uplifting reflection th ...

At a meeting hosted by the Central Roxborough Civic Association Thursday night, representatives of St. Joseph’s University and Phil ...

Renovations on Burlington County’s Hainesport School are coming along nicely. Except for the fact that the roof isn’t finishe ...

What could be worse than a flat? Maybe a flat tire on a bike, uncovered by AAA and your insurance company. Luckily, Philly cyclists feel ...

New Jersey lawmakers and Gov. Chris Christie have worked out a deal on medical marijuana regulations.Christie said he was convinced by th ...