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In his weekly message, Delaware Governor Jack Markell notes the value of future-oriented thinking, with the decisions being made today ha ...

Reactions to Philadelphia’s School Reform Commission vote Thursday night, to close 23 city schools and merge or relocate five ...

This last storm might have been a bust in terms of snow but, as predicted, it flooded parts of the Jersey Shore. That’s the ...

In spite of high praise for the governor and other Delaware leaders, Kinder Morgan is suspending its efforts towards a long-term lease ag ...

Delaware’s unemployment rate for the first month of 2013 was up one-tenth of a percent to 7.2%. The state Department of Labo ...

The Diamond State Roller Girls open their first full season as an officially recognized member of the Women’s National Flat Track D ...

Meteorologist say March snowstorms are hard to predict. This was certainly the case overnight. While we knew that Northern Jersey could g ...

Peeps dioramas. Peeps jousting. Peep sushi. With the storied candy brand celebrating its 60th anniversary this year, a quirky new ...

Oral arguments in lawsuit filed by Sussex Sheriff against state and county.  Sussex County Sheriff Jeff Christopher’s lawsuit ...

  We interrupt our normally scheduled program for another edition of This Week in Crazy. The envelopes, please! ...

The Delaware Veterans Coalition is moving forward with plans to train vets as watchmakers.   The Coalition will update their ...

The investiture ceremony for two judges will be held today at the New Castle County Courthouse in Wilmington.  At noon, Paul Wallace ...

Fishermen will have 25 fewer days to catch summer flounder in New Jersey. The New Jersey Marine Fisheries Council on Thursday appr ...

Neighborhood activist Pamela Williams, upon learning West Philadelphia’s University City High School will close, called Thursday ni ...

Looking for something to do this week? WHYY’s Robin Bloom has some recommendations on what’s happening in the Philadelphia re ...