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About 450 young poets from around the country are in Philadelphia as part of the 17th annual ...

On Friday, Wilmington Mayor Dennis Williams vetoed an ordinance that would eliminate eight positions in the city’s Fire Department. ...

2014 was a lucky year for the Delaware Lottery.  Lottery officials announced a record $148,354,564 in sales this fiscal year ...

Rescue crews are searching the beach and water off Island Beach State Park, New Jersey for a missing swimmer who may have gone into the o ...

When SugarHouse Casino won a gaming license to build in Philadelphia’s Fishtown neighborhood in 2006, some residents feared crime w ...

A big pest is becoming less of a problem in New Jersey. An aerial survey by the state Department of Agriculture has found that tre ...

Gov. Chris Christie shrugged off Bridgegate as he crisscrossed Iowa like a presidential candidate. U.S. Attorney Paul Fishman dismissed r ...

The city of Philadelphia is now being rendered in Lego. Every building in Center City – from Race Street down to Spruce Street, ...

From: The Department of Basic Accuracy and Clarity Re: Flashpoint Theatre’s “Herringbone” We have complet ...

University of Delaware researchers are using Google Glass for a more affordable way to fit and manufacture leg braces, and hope soon to u ...

The Battleship New Jersey is in line for some upgrades aimed at keeping it afloat finan ...

Mimicking similar unemployment figures nationwide, Delaware’s jobless rate rose to 6.1 percent in June, up from 5.9 percent in May. ...

Frank Newport, editor in chief of the Gallup Poll, joins NewsWorks Tonight host Dave Heller to break down American’s opinions on im ...

Philadelphia’s Department of Licenses and Inspections is spending $75,000 to remind homeowners they need a permit for major remodel ...

Americans throw away over 50 billion paper coffee cups every year.  A new product might help reduce that number: It’s travel m ...