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Ever since Delaware Governor Jack Markell presented his budget, state employees have made it clear they are not happy with the eight perc ...

By: Amy Szutowicz Delaware Technical Community College is launching an aviation academic program and held a dedication ceremony fo ...

For many U.S. college students, spring break is a time to party in warm, beachfront locations. But for some, it’s a time to work fo ...

Lawmakers say a network of volunteer doctors is lifting the burden of the uninsured in Lancaster County. Pennsylvania’s heal ...

It’s the international year of astronomy and Astronomers all over the world are recognizing Galileo’s first use of the telesc ...

By: Tom MacDonald President Obama has offered more time to General Motors and Chrysler to get their businesses organized. WHYYR ...

Philadelphia’s transit agency is seeking a three point three percent increase in this year’s budget, but will not raise fares ...

By: Tom MacDonald Philadelphia Family Court is teaming up with the District Attorney and State Attorney General in a new effort to ...

The man considered the front-runner in the District Attorney’s race is now fighting to appear on the ballot. Democrat Seth Williams ...

By: Tom MacDonald The union representing New Jersey police officers is expected to file a lawsuit today to stop furloughs ordered ...

By: Scott Detrow Democratic House leaders characterize as a top priority a measure that would phase in likely electricity rate cap ...

This week North Philadelphians get to tell City Council what they think of Mayor Nutter’s proposed budget. This is the first offici ...

By: Scott Detrow Not one bill has been signed into law yet this legislative session. But a spokesman for Senate Majority Leader D ...