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The fake eye an Army dentist constructed for Capt. Arthur F. Hoffmann became one of the few positive things Hoffman shared with his family about D-Day.

An company says it will reapply to build a hotly contested pipeline that would carry natural gas from Pa. through N.J., and under a bay and the ocean to New York.

New Jersey transportation and emergency agencies are conducting an annual hurricane evacuation drill Thursday.

With help from Philadelphia’s MLS team, a soccer program will return to high schools in the Delaware County district.

The invasion of Normandy marks the turning point in WWII when the allies launched a major offensive to drive the German army out of France.

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Ahead of Philly Pride, Amber Hikes, director of Philadelphia’s Office of LGBT Affairs, talks about her fear of failure and her goal to unite the diverse community.

State environmental officials are warning the public about dangerous clinging jellyfish that were recently found for the first time in South Jersey.

Since the city doesn’t keep track, we crowdsourced a map.

The child literacy initiative that began in New York five years ago is now in Wilmington barbershops. A library official said it aims to show kids that reading is “cool.”

Before the Stonewall riots, there was another — very different — group of gay and lesbian protests called the Annual Reminders in Philadelphia.

Muslims across the Delaware Valley are celebrating Eid-al-Fitr — a celebration for the end of the holy month of Ramadan.

After two and a half years, the restaurant was *costing* money instead of making it.

Mae Kreier of Levittown, Pa. is one of millions of women who built airplanes, ships, and bombs during World War II. She's still fighting for their efforts to be recognized.

The attacks have changed how America talks, prays and prepares for trouble. Today, the phrases "active shooter" and "shelter in place" need no explanation.