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The fate of a 23-year old Philadelphia man is in a jury’s hands. John Lewis has been convicted of first-degree murder in the 2007 m ...

New Jersey is still assessing the damage from last week’s Nor’easter. The state may seek an emergency declaration from the Pr ...

Valero Energy is closing its Delaware City refinery for good due to financial losses, putting about 550 people out of work. Valer ...

Congressman Castle recently appeared on Comedy Central’s The Colbert Report, but he may not have received the mythical “Colbe ...

Both sides in the controversial deepening of the Delaware River are continuing their battle on the issue. Environmentalists filed more le ...

Delaware’s unemployment rate continues to climb. The percentage of Delawareans filing for unemployment insurance benefits fo ...

The Food Bank of Delaware and United Way of Delaware kick-off the second annual Delaware Does More campaign by distributing Thanksgiving ...

In the health front, Americans are more concerned about the cost of health care that the fear of the H1N1 virus or other illnesses. Yet, ...

By Aaron Moselle The Philadelphia School District disagrees with the Auditor General’s view that it is invo ...

The city of Philadelphia will still light its Christmas tree, and the Center City District is not planning any cutbacks in it’s hol ...

Wilmington’s AutoTeam Delaware is adding a Kia dealership to its roster, launching Kia of Wilmington at its Wilmington Auto Mall lo ...

Federal regulators say they have uncovered more problems in the operation of a closed prostate-cancer program for veterans. WHYY reviewed ...

Nancy Kolb spent 21 years leading Philadephia’s Please Touch Museum. On the eve of her retirement, the city council said thanks. ...

Critics say a bill aimed at broadening the right to self-defense would have unintended consequences, and make it harder for prosecutors t ...