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The natural gas industry in Pennsylvania will have to follow stricter rules when it comes to drilling wells. State regulators approved a ...

Turkey Day is fast approaching, and volunteers from throughout the region are getting into the giving spirit by handing out the succulent ...

A federal judge in Trenton today sentenced Daniel Van Pelt to 41 months in prison for bribery and attempted extortion. The former lawmake ...

A new report says only half of companies in the region are expecting to hire new workers next year.  The study, done by Delaw ...

Carolyn Beeler sends the following update from the Health and Science Desk: Philadelphia Police confiscated roughly 7,000 grams of ...

One New Jersey Mayor is tired of hearing negatives things about her city. Camden Mayor Dana Redd said her city faces the same chal ...

We can all breathe easy now knowing the co-inventors of SCUBA diving equipment are getting the recognition they deserve.  Christian ...

In the interests of civility, and out of respect for the slaughtered innocents of World War II, would everyone please stop equating every ...

City of Philadelphia officials are reminding residents that streets will be closed this weekend for the Philadelphia Marathon.  Here ...

Matthew Chea, the Southeast Asian Project Coordinator for the Philadelphia District Attorney’s Office is the recipient of this year ...

Mayor Bill Green called it the worst legislative body in the free world, and its members have embarrassed themselves and our city at time ...

As if the Philadelphia Sheriff’s Office isn’t facing ...

Delaware’s unemployment rate remains 8.3% for the month of October, the same rate as September.   The state’s ...

AAA Mid-Atlantic says 460,000 area residents plan to travel during the long Thanksgiving weekend – a whopping 11.6 percent ...

Unhealthy workers cost companies more money, so bosses are looking for ways get employees to give up their bad habits. Marketp ...