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Students in Appoquinimink High School’s Japanese language class got to take their education a step further this morning during a video ...

Officials say aviation fuel was pumped into cars after it was mistakenly delivered to three New Jersey gas stations. Authorities c ...

“Americans have made the worst botch of government in the recorded history of the world.” So declared Harvard president Charles W. El ...

Even though Philadelphia has a “living wage law” demanding higher pay from companies with city contracts, not all contractor ...

To commemorate Gov. Jack Markell’s second term in office, next month Delaware residents are being urged to engage in community serv ...

Sussex County Council will team up with $tand By Me to provide one-on-one financial coaching for the county’s nearly 500 employees. ...

The race has begun. Amid speculation that Newark Mayor Cory Booker will challenge Chris Christie in the 2013 New Jersey gubernator ...

A project to replace all electric and water meters in Newark’s service area will bring state-of-the-art equipment to the city known ...

Good morning, Feeders! Peter Crimmins is headed to South Philadelphia to check up on yesterday’s fire at a mummer group̵ ...

Dramatic changes are coming to the Philadelphia Inquirer and Daily News. I ran into George Norcross, one of the owners of the pape ...

John Watson delivered opinions on Delaware radio for many years.  Now he’s sharing them with you on NewsWorks.org.  < ...

Long before the ongoing court fight over a planned demolition of the Bunting House, owners Giovannone Construction say they originally pl ...

Dover Police are looking for a burglar who broke into a home using a fallen tree branch to smash a window.  It happened Monday night ...

They just can’t help themselves. After losing Pennsylvania yet again – for the sixth presidential race in a row – Repub ...

University of Delaware’s Board of Trustees meet this afternoon in Newark.  On today’s agenda, reports and recommendation ...