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The pandemic was called off last spring after the virus seemed to fizzle out, and take a smaller toll than expected. Flu season i ...

Health officials say to cautiously but quickly remove water from flooded homes. Mold is likely to start growing is areas that are not dry ...

The first episode of Tony Danza’s new A&E reality show set in Philadelphia’s largest high school debuts tonight. & ...

This weekend the late novelist John Updike will be honored, studied, and vetted at the first Updike literary conference. The three-day ev ...

The head of Pennsylvania’s Office of Homeland Security office has stepped down, days after he defended the department’s contr ...

The economy is still struggling in the Philadelphia area. This is leading more people to turn for help. The economy is still stru ...

The tourist attraction will boat around the Schuylkill River in 2011. The Ride the Ducks Attraction will come back to Philadelphia ...

Philadelphia’s past is catching up with the Eagles’ starting line-up this weekend as the team faces the Washington Redskins. ...

The Republican Senate candidate rallied with fellow GOP candidates at a party unity event celebrating the opening of her new headquarters ...

A fire that was still smoldering this afternoon destroyed the horse stables next to the Valley Green Inn in Wissahickon Park. The Fire De ...

The Governor declares a limited state of emergency to deal with one area of North Wilmington after the county deals with over 7 inches of ...

The Delaware River might be flooding heavily right now if the summer had not been so dry. All the rain in parts of New Jersey is e ...

The key work in this midterm election is motivation and this year, according to the Gallup poll, the number of Republican voters, espec ...

Layoffs could be looming for Wilmington workers at the start of 2011. The leader of Delaware’s biggest city warns that layof ...

  The latest sorry chapter in the Christine O’Donnell Chronicles is particularly fascinating – not merely becau ...