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Drivers heading to the Jersey Shore could eventually see some relief from summer traffic jams as transportation officials prepare for a $400 million project to add a third lane along 12 miles of the Atlantic City Expressway.
Officials with the hospital system say that they are planning for “responsible growth” to prepare for a growing population in central and southern Delaware.
Meg Foster, Zachary Levi, & Neil McDonough talk about the 1947 film & this grittier remake.
In an attempt to save Lankenau High School from closing next year, two bills have been introduced to City Council that would make it difficult for the Northwest Philly building to be used for non-educational purposes.
Two teenage boys were arrested Monday in connection with a series of attempted vehicle break-ins in New Castle County, according to police.
Andre Moore was armed with a knife when he was shot and killed by police in Rio Grande, New Jersey, the attorney general's office said.
The union representing the full-time faculty said the new policy would extend protections to adjunct faculty.
The current measles outbreak dates back to April. Nearly all cases are among unvaccinated children and adults.
Police are looking for a man they say assaulted a woman on a trail near West Chester University.
FBI agents and Philadelphia police dug up the backyard of the so-called "house of horrors" in a search of human remains.
New surveillance video is shedding light about the circumstances behind the viral feud between singer Kelly Clarkson and a novelty store.
Fourteen people were arrested during a police operation targeting ongoing criminal activity in downtown Dover, Delaware, according to the Dover Police Department.
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North Carolina health officials are warning that West Nile virus transmission is currently high in parts of the state after two recent deaths linked to the virus.
Welcome to the family! Watch the trailer for "The Mob," a new "Traitors"-style reality series hosted by Parker Posey.
A man's death on a Six Flags roller coaster in Georgia has raised questions about ride safety and regulation.
The Philadelphia Sheriff's office announced the arrest of a fugitive, who allegedly traveled from Georgia to Philadelphia to pursue a domestic violence victim.
A Philly man has earned free Chipotle for a year after eating over 800 burrito bowls. Evan Campbell, who's been documenting his quest for a 'celebrity card' on Instagram, received it at the 4030 City Ave. location.
Donnie Baseball is staying in Philly awhile longer. The Phillies on Wednesday announced they were bringing back Don Mattingly as manager for the 2027 and 2028 seasons and dropping "interim" from his title.
Officials identified human remains that were discovered in Reading, Pennsylvania , and the victim’s death has been ruled a homicide.
Police are asking for the public’s help identifying three suspects wanted in connection with a burglary and arson at a North Philadelphia corner store earlier this month.
Sancho Pistola's, the Mexican bar and restaurant in Fishtown, closed this week after a 12-year run. The closure comes less than two months after sister concept Jose Pistola's shuttered in Center City.
South Street will replace its canceled Fall Fest with a nine-block party Oct. 17 featuring a Renn Faire, pop-up skate park, Philly Pops performance, outdoor movie and more.
A retired California lawyer and an inmate are both accused of sending threats to judges from Bucks County, Pennsylvania.
Trail camera images show a man wearing a hoodie grabbing a woman from behind. Police said the woman was able to push him away and escape.
For many election cycles, civil rights groups and political parties have fanned out to monitor polling places. The charged midterm environment has organizations stepping up.
Netflix plans to lay off about 6% of its workforce, amounting to nearly 1,000 positions, as the streaming giant makes wider “organizational changes.”
Several “No Kings” events are planned across Philadelphia this weekend as part of a nationwide movement to encourage voter turnout and connect people with voter protection networks ahead of the November midterm elections.
The next scheduled court proceedings are set to be held in mid-November.
As Congress delays a new Farm Bill, young SNAP recipients and aspiring farmers face cuts, fewer opportunities and growing uncertainty about their future.
Looking deeper into the Eagles' offensive issues, and what could be in store for the defense.
With the costs of education continuing to rise, some young people are swapping college degrees for tool belts and apprenticeships.
The 2027 Philadelphia Flower Show theme will be 'Iconic,' the Pennsylvania Horticultural Society announced Wednesday. The displays will honor the way gardening has been an inspiration for art, fashion and more.
It's warm and humid with a few showers and storms around today and cooler air tomorrow.
Chestnut Hill’s Ghost Walk returns Oct. 17 with lantern-lit tours, four live scary stories and five departure times from the library to Hilltop Books.
Some students at the Pennsylvania School for the Deaf in Germantown have new safety technology. Stephanie Stahl reports.
Some students at the Pennsylvania School for the Deaf in Germantown have new safety technology.
Hiring movers in Philadelphia? Learn what to get in writing before booking, including crew size, hourly rates, minimum charges and potential extra fees.
All proceeds of these yellow and blue cupcakes will go to the family of Philadelphia police officer Shane Seiber.
This time around, organizers are mobilizing early voters in November’s high-stakes midterm elections.