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The Food and Drug Administration monitors the safety of prescription drugs in the U.S. But experts say that oversight largely relies on b ...

Economic trouble could be the cause of an increase in stray and abandoned cats being taken in by animal shelters in Delaware. Anim ...

A man accused of trying to buy U.S. weapons for Iran is sentenced to prison in a Delaware court. An Iranian man who admitted to tr ...

A survey finds that Pennsylvania doctors are nearing a breaking point as they try to care for uninsured patients. A survey finds ...

By Megan Kole 2009 was a tough year for Pennsylvania law enforcement. It was the year six police officers were sh ...

Can stars be forced out of our galaxy? Also, check out the Chromoscope, a great new way to observe the night sky in different wavelengths ...

New Jersey lawmakers are considering a bill that would require a new cooling system at the Oyster Creek nuclear generating station. < ...

The Philadelphia Free Library has been increasingly forced to temporarily close libraries unexpectedly due to staff shortages. Library o ...

Health officials are warning against complacency as the number of H1N1 cases declines. With the number of H1N1 cases declining nat ...

The Food Bank of Delaware says food donations are lagging behind what the organization received a year ago. The Food Bank of Delaw ...

Philadelphia has a new interim Executive Director of the Board of Revision of Taxes. The appointment is the beginning of an overhaul of ...