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“I spent the best years of my life raising you, and now that you’ve grown, I never hear from you.” Sound familia ...

William Penn High School students hope to set a record for largest one-day high school blood drive.  The school set a record for the ...

New Castle County detectives now believe a Claymont man murdered last week in Silvercroft was beaten to death with a softball bat. ...

Hundreds off middle and high school students show off their business skills this week in Dover.   The annual state Business P ...

  It has long been a tenet of the conservative faith that “activist unelected judges” are meddlesome creatures, t ...

The so-called comprehensive immigration reform proposed by a group of Senators and President Obama amounts to immediate amnesty for milli ...

Gov. Jack Markell is talking about how to create jobs, improve Delaware’s economy and strengthen public schools. Those were ...

Wilmington Police officer Wilbur Justice faces bigamy and forgery charges.  He’s accused of marrying a second wife last Septem ...

With new leadership, new tactics, and some mitigation from the winter months, property crimes in sections of the 14th Police District are ...

Physicians have always checked their patients’ physical health before surgeries. Increasingly, they’re also checking on patie ...

Sandy victims have until March 1 to apply for a low interest loans ...

Artists interested in displaying their work at the 24th annual Manayunk Arts Festival have two days left to sign up. The official deadlin ...

During this first 2013 session of the New Jersey Legislature, a lengthy catalogue of bills is wending its way through the serpentine law- ...

This is part of a series from Ilene Dube of The Artful Blogger. New Jersey may be the most densely populated state, ...

A new rail expansion project at the Delaware City Refinery is receiving some backlash from state leaders and environmental groups. ...