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Polls consistently show that a clear majority of Americans want stricter gun laws. The NRA gets what it wants anyway, because it exercise ...

ProjectMUSIC stands for Music Uniting Students Inspiring Communities. With help from the University of Delaware, the initiative is design ...

The Los Angeles Times reports automaker Fisker, the company that once promised to build a new electric car in Delaware, has laid ...

A group calling itself Stop FEMA Now is gathering Saturday to try to get the new FEMA flood maps changed in New Jersey.   Man ...

With over 24 performances of 12 separate programs in 11 venues from Wilmington to Selbyville, The First State Ballet Theatre Company is n ...

Mayor Dennis Williams talks about his reasons behind asking for a fiscal audit, his feelings about gun legislation and how he believes hi ...

As a guest host for the Governor’s weekly message, Mark Murphy, Secretary for the Department of Education, spoke about DelawareR ...

“You will be making a video. And you have only two days in which to finish.” This was the message delivered to the 21 ...

A Good Samaritan who found an abducted girl shivering and barely clothed at a playground outside Philadelphia in January says he still ha ...

The Kent County SPCA will begin adopting out 30 exotic birds that were rescued from a home in Georgetown earlier this week. Accord ...

The stars of classical Indian music will perform for 24 straight hours at Drexel University starting Saturday night.   ...

According to NBC10’s weather forecast, partly cloudy skies will accompany a h ...

Add deadly carbon monoxide poisoning from improperly vented generators and toxic mold to the many health hazards visited on the state by ...

Let’s talk seriously today about marijuana, without the requisite jokes about hippies and munchies. The nonpartisan Pew Rese ...

WILMINGTON, Del. — The Grand Opera House in Wilmington has laid off a quarter of its staff and is undergoing a major restructuring due ...