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The constitutional amendment would expand the state’s ability to hold suspects without bail. Delaware’s constitution c ...

The partisan showdown over Fast and Furious is a classic case of Washington dysfunction. The House Republicans think they have the politi ...

First John Timoney, now Jose Cordero. Camden County freeholders are expected to vote tonight on a one year contract for Cordero, a ...

Delaware fire crews will not be heading to Colorado to help fight the High Park Fire.   Twenty members of the state’s vo ...

New research suggests adding graphic images to cigarette warning labels may make smokers more likely to remember their messages. U ...

Wilmington’s new Youth Leadership Commission inducts its charter members at a ceremony tonight.   The goal of the group ...

The Philadelphia Independent Film Festival began Wednesday, featuring e ...

State officials are seeking more than $2.5 million from a New Jersey shoe store that billed Medicaid for “orthopedic” high-to ...

Seven women and five men poised to hear closing arguments in Jerry Sandusky’s child sexual abuse trial would begin jury deliberatio ...

A 23-foot-high stone wall is the first clue the Michener Museum lives in what used to be a prison. The entrance is an immense solid archw ...

The Germantown Thrift Shop not only raises funds for the Whosoever Gospel Mission, but it provides real-life workforce-development traini ...

While most of the education-related news in Manayunk this week concerned the planned closure of the neighborhood’s remaining Archdi ...

On Monday, the New Jersey Senate Budget and Appropriations Committee devoted a large part of the afternoon to public testimony on Sen. Te ...

In less than a quarter century, D&R Greenway Land Trust of Princeton has preserved more than 50,000 acres in the heart of the most de ...