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Our State of Players are here this week to look back on the impact of Tuesday’s election. There will be some new faces this ...

Wednesday we were talking politics, today we want to look at what’s ahead for Delaware. Are funding improvements to infrastr ...

The fourth annual “Cookin’ with Who?” event was held Thursday night at the Brossman Center to benefit three Northwest c ...

A Pennsylvania man charged with stealing $100,000 worth of artwork, including a Pablo Picasso etching, from a suburban New York City esta ...

Nov. 15 marks the start of year two of open enrollment under the Affordable Care Act. Last year’s launch was a bit of a disaster, s ...

One of Delaware’s most agonizing murder cases still haunts some of the people involved.  It has been 25 years since the ...

If you haven’t OD’d yet on the GOP’s midterm tsunami, join me in sifting the most interesting factoids. These 15 ...

The night of ...

This weekend is a bit calmer than last weekend, but still offers some exciting opportunities for escaping or engaging — depending on wh ...

Question: Why would a middle-aged couple with 12 years of higher education between them give up a brilliant fall Sunday to go t ...

The Federal Communications Commission is expected to propose new rules this month that could change one of the Internet’s most dist ...

Most Pennsylvania counties use ...

The suburban Philadelphia Republican who has prompted grumblings over his actions as Pennsylvania Senate majority leader is gearing up to ...

Delaware officially ended the 2014 election campaign season Thursday at the 101st Return Day in Georgetown. Held every election cy ...