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While other states expect smaller crops this year, New Jersey’s crop is up. But everybody is average. Recent media reports p ...

The number of unemployed Delawareans increased by 2,000 in July mainly due to a drop in retail trade, financial activities, and wholesale ...

The NCAA, NFL, and three other pro sports leagues hope to make what amounts to a goal line stand Monday in their battle against Delaware& ...

The First State is handing out less green for its renewable energy projects, thanks in large part to a newly established federal grant. ...

The first phase of economic stimulus plan was launched in February and Americans are sorting out its impact so far, but one thing is sure ...

For years, lawmakers in Delaware have considered establishing a ban on cell phone use while driving without being able to come to an ...

Immigrants, activsts, and politicians are calling on Philadelphia Mayor Michael Nutter to reject a new data sharing program that links lo ...

Some of Philadelphia’s poorest performing public schools will be transformed under a new program dubbed the “Renaissance Scho ...

Philadelphia Mayor Michael Nutter has delivered a revised five-year budget plan to City Council. Philadelphia Mayor Michael Nutter ...

Harrisburg remains mired in a seven-week-old budget stalemate that is fraying Pennsylvania’s social safety net. Harrisburg ...

Health premium costs outpace wages in Pennsylvania and Delaware. The rising cost of health insurance is outpacing wages – b ...

When WHYY’s behavioral health reporter Maiken Scott set out to understand the passion of animal rights activists – she got a ...

The program gets to the heart of health care reform: trying to ferret out cost savings from a system that doesn’t want to give them ...