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Like many other students Harriton senior Michael Selarnick keeps his laptop open nearly everywhere, nearly all the time. And now he̵ ...

Vic Walczak is the legal director for the American Civil Liberties Union of Pennsylvania. He says this case seems to be a clear violatio ...

A year after the stimulus act was approved, supporters of the plan are defending it against critics who say it hasn’t been as effec ...

Private employees could soon replace city workers writing parking tickets on Wilmington streets. In its ongoing effort to cut cost ...

The Delaware Health Information Network will get $4.6 million for its effort to help doctors, hospitals and other providers share patient ...

The City of Philadelphia is facing even deeper department budgets in the second half of this year. That’s because tax revenues are ...

The City of Philadelphia is moving into phase two of its snow removal efforts. The city’s problem is that there hasn’t been ...

The snowstorms that broke records in Delaware mean DelDOT will have to tighten up it’s budget beyond the cuts it already presented ...

Phillies single game tickets went on sale today, and Spring Training begins in in Clearwater, Florida. For baseball fans – it’ ...

The parents of Blake Robbins, a Harriton High student from Penn Valley, claimed the school never warned parents that the webcam in the Ma ...

A Municipal Court judge has ordered a former Philadelphia police officer to stand trial on murder charges. The move came after a single ...

Despite massive search efforts by pilots, divers and dogs, there is still no sign of three-month-old Zara Malani-lin Abdur. The s ...

A new Web site lets you check out the health of the county where you live. WHYY reports on the new health rankings for our region. ...