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Delaware’s methodology of counting and verifying votes gets a low ranking in a state-by-state report. The First State joins ...

In a tour around his Germantown Avenue-area properties in March, developer Ken Weinstein spent several minutes explaining how the Wired B ...

I set up my laptop and place a microphone on the edge of one of the mesh seats of the aluminum chairs on the back deck of my house in Rox ...

The flareup over Chick-fil-A is classic summer filler, an ephemeral flap that will fade away when real political news returns to the fore ...

“A lie can travel halfway around the world while the truth is putting on its shoes,” Mark Twain is said to have observed. ...

Donor support to the University of Delaware grew by 19-percent during the 2012 fiscal year, as contributions topped $61 million. D ...

PHILADELPHIA (AP) — Officials had to evacuate two homes after a water main broke in a Philadelphia neighborhood. The rupture Sun ...

BURLINGTON TOWNSHIP, N.J. — A 12-year-old New Jersey girl steered a car to safety when her grandfather died at the wheel with his foot ...

The University of Delaware’s Osher Lifelong Learning Institute in Wilmington hosts an open house today. Fall courses for adult ...

My goal since starting this blogging gig for NewsWorks has been to get a good story on the radio. That hasn’t happened yet. ...

July has brought steady increases in the price of gasoline in Delaware – until last week, when the price at the pump dropped by abo ...

Boaters get new access to the water in Slaughter Beach.  Governor Markell and other state leaders will be on hand this morning ...

The trampoline is one of the lesser-known Olympic events. It’s like diving but in reverse — athletes bounce themselves 30 feet in ...

Most shore visitors don’t know Cape May Point exists. Sure, it’s the home of the Cape May Lighthouse, but the actual town of ...

As the hearing on the challenge to Pennsylvania’s voter ID law resumes Monday in Commonwealth Court, testimony from last week inclu ...