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July 30 - Aug. 2: Clifford Brown Jazz Fest in Delaware, a who-done-it mystery scavenger hunt at the zoo and a cocktail-making competition.

Foes decry them as warrantless mass surveillance but 20 police agencies statewide use them. The ACLU says “Get the Flock Out.”

The ACLU of Delaware is asking state leaders to establish statewide rules governing when police can assist ICE and share information.

In an effort to create space and prevent more euthanasia, ACCT Philly is offering financial incentives funded by donors.

Montgomery County District Attorney Kevin Steele accused the former coaches of engaging in a cover-up to prevent the student victim from telling his mother.

The CDC and Delaware public health officials urge unvaccinated residents exposed to the measles virus to get the shots within three days.

Despite the constant attacks from Trump, mail voting remains popular with voters of both major parties.

Trump has repeatedly tried to unilaterally change voting procedures since he took office for the second time, only to be blocked by the courts.

Most Americans by now have probably heard stories about voter fraud. When these incidents happen, they are often caught and prosecuted.

Eradicated in the U.S. for 60 years, the fly returned in June with new cases in Texas. It can infect any warm-blooded mammal.

The incident occurred just days after a judge allowed EMR to restart its shredder facility following a fire there in May.

Thiel is heading back to the private sector, and there is a new city solicitor and deputy mayor in Parker’s cabinet.

Lo que comenzó con una parada para una entrega de DoorDash y un piano descuidado se ha convertido en una serie de sesiones de improvisación que atraen a colaboradores.

The man allegedly phoned the sheriff and left two threatening voicemails, in which he said “death to Islam” and called Kamara a racial slur.

Immigrant rights groups on Tuesday requested a meeting with Parker and outlined what actions her administration should take to implement the new laws.