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Experts weigh in on what the next governor might do about the Federal health law. When Pennsylvania’s new governor takes his ...

(D) Senator Ted Kaufman was presented with the Charles Dick Medal of Merit Friday during a ceremony at the Guard base in New Castle. ...

Legislation pending in Harrisburg could make it easier to order people to get treatment for mental illness. Legislation pending in ...

Last month Jessica Arrigo from Millville New Jersey became the third woman in the world to receive a hand transplant. Two recent h ...

State boasts energy audit as the big prize Delaware’s Sustainable Energy Utility is trying to raise awareness for energy eff ...

As the mid term elections approach, the sense of urgency among candidates and their entourage is about to reach a feverish pitch. On the ...

A North Wilmington man who ran for US Senate in 2002 believes the November 2nd election will serve as sort of a “national IQ test.& ...

Campaigning in Pennsylvania, the U.S. Senate’s number two Democrat, Dick Durbin, predicted his party will maintain control of ...

A protest outside Philadelphia City Hall had people asking for help to stop the foreclosure of their homes. The question is whether ...

Republicans hope polls showing a tide of GOP voter enthusiasm will peak on November 2nd. Today, a dozen progressive organizations a ...

The International House on the University of Pennsylvania campus is known for its avant-garde film screenings. For its one hundredt ...

A computer drive containing health information from about 280,000 patients slipped out of sight from the health insurer in charge ...

Governor Ed Rendell says efforts to negotiate a tax on natural gas extraction in Pennsylvania are dead. The failure to negotiate a ...

After some promising signs earlier in the year, unemployment numbers have stabilized. Delaware’s unemployment rate is holdin ...

“Loss of seniority in Congress: What will you do to protect Delaware’s intersts?” (R) Glen Urquhart ...