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“Creepy guy, dangerous power – free speech.” That’s what commentor pjm says about Wikileaks. What’s your ta ...

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency has issued an emergency order against Range Resources, accusing the driller of contaminating an ...

This is a big football weekend for folks in Philadelphia with the pagentry of the Army/Navy game Saturday afternoon at Lincoln Financial ...

Reporter Lizz Fiedler is covering today’s City Council meeting, the second since public comment was instituted. On tap right now is ...

The New Jersey State Senate will decide today if the state will establish its own saltwater fishing registry. If not, fishers will pay a ...

So what, pray tell, is “sex by surprise?”The odyssey of WikiLeaks founder and global icon-villain Julian Assange gets juicier ...

The Wilmington Firefighters Association is hosting a safety rally and protest today (Thursday) to oppose the city’s reduction of fi ...

Health & Science reporter Taunya English is working on a story about the effects of smoking — even in social smokers who only l ...

Officials in Penns Grove, N.J. are still arguing over whether the borough needs a public safety director. The discussion continued at a c ...

South Philadelphia’s Harry Gold is well known to the FBI. The Federal Bureau of Investigation launched a public manhunt for the che ...

Kurt Shore’s laptop was stolen last month. And he’s prepared to offer the thief some pot in exchange for the safe return of t ...

Wilmington Friends School will host a showing of the documentary “Power Struggle” tonight at 6:30. The David Dawkins f ...

Pa. State Treasurer Rob McCord is expected to sign off this month on a tax payer-financed bond. Though less than the $1 million bond prop ...

Police in Kennett Square issued 82 traffic citations last month. On top of 42 written warnings, 25 criminal arrests, 3 DUIs and 44 regula ...

Officials will cut the ribbon to open the new Dover Transit Hub today, marking the completion of a $4.5 million project.   ...