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Now in his second term, Delaware Governor Jack Markell announced nominations for two Cabinet ...

I believe President Obama genuinely opposes the sequestration spending cuts now going into effect. I don’t believe the cynics who t ...

The American Civil Liberties Union says Delaware is failing to protect female inmates from sexual assault. The ACLU says it is see ...

At the turn of the new century, it would’ve been politically bold for a president of the United States to file a Supreme Court brie ...

The Philadelphia Children’s Alliance is preparing to celebrate a milestone in caring for victims of child abuse.  The f ...

The recent death of C. Everett Koop, MD, hit me hard. He was my kind of celebrity: A man blessed with a strong mind and an excellent educ ...

There are still areas that are inconsistent when it comes to Delaware’s mental health law and procedures. But one group is paying c ...

Roxborough is abuzz with opinions about the prospect of a Wendy’s at the former site of the Bunting House on Ridge Avenue. D ...

New Jersey has been dealt another setback in its efforts to allow sports betting. In a decision released late Thursday, a federal ...

We have received a few emails from artists and galleries looking for, and unable to find, more information about the City Wide exhibition ...

Cyber security is the focus of a daylong table-top exercise at Wilmington University.  As cyber criminals continue to develop more s ...

New Jersey residents have 30 additional days to register for Sandy disaster assistance. Gov. Chris Christie announced Thursday the ...

Today is the deadline for dog owners to have their pets licensed for 2013.  The cost for spayed and neutered dogs is $10 per year, n ...

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

A New Jersey state assemblyman says he’s resigning from office immediately. Democrat ...