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Some of us seem to be suffering from a serious lack of gratitude. Recent news reports about woeful-when-they-should-be-gra ...

Delaware’s longest serving death row inmate has been granted a new trial. The Delaware Supreme Court reversed Jermaine Wright’ ...

The construction of the long-awaited protective steel sheeting piling wall, stretching from Mantoloking to Brick, will commence in June, ...

In some parts of the region, it’s a bit unusual to dodge a property tax hike but in Sussex County, property taxes will remain the s ...

After a winter’s worth of discontent, Delaware drivers appear ready to hit the road as the summer travel season officially gets und ...

Conservative extremists – the same people who crack the whip in the GOP – are so hostile to immigration reform, they won̵ ...

The Delaware Economic and Financial Advisory Council lowered the estimate for state revenue for the fiscal year that starts July 1 by $19 ...

Nine years ago, Philadelphia University senior Colin Hansel made his first surfboard. Someone had stolen his, so with a little hel ...

After years organizing by a coalition of immigrant rights groups, Philadelphia passed a landmark policy stopping the imprisonment of peop ...

University of Pennsylvania School of Nursing professor Bridgette Brawner says public health researchers have been making the case for dec ...