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Caesar Rodney and his overnight ride to Independence Hall in Philadelphia really helped put into motion much of our nation’s histor ...

Representatives from Friends of J.S. Jenks spoke at Thursday night’s Chestnut Hill Community Association, relaying their group̵ ...

Early morning storms knocked out power to thousands of people across South Jersey this morning, and about 3,000 are still waiting for ser ...

While Quintessence Theatre Group takes a summer hiatus, a newcomer has stepped up to fill the void in Mt. Airy’s Sedgwick Theater. ...

Today’s the last ride for two of SEPTA’s old Silverliner models. Outdated Silverliner II and III trains will make thei ...

Mitt Romney clearly anticipated that he’d be dancing on the grave of Obamacare. But now that health reform is alive and well, he ha ...

Volunteers from local businesses and non-profits got down and dirty this week to expand a small plot of land in Northwest Philadelphia th ...

For 40 years, King’s Ice Cream has been making homemade ice cream in the historic town of Milton, and more recently in Lewes.  Gen ...

Delaware Governor Jack Markell looks back at the signers of the Declaration of Independence, and looks to some future bills that will hel ...

An overnight shooting in Wilmington sent two 19-year-olds to the hospital with gunshot wounds, and police are now searching for the gunme ...

Gavy Aggarwal of Newark, who attends the Charter School of Wilmington, took second place in the 2012 Spring Cyber Foundations compet ...

Good morning, Feeders! As you try to stay cool on this hot Friday, kick back with Carolyn Beeler. She’ll have two follow-up ...

Headed to the beach for the Fourth of July week or weekend? You’ll want to put a good book in your beach bag, or on your ereader. ...

The Sussex County Council has been ordered not to recite the Lord’s Prayer before each meeting.  So now it’s trying a ne ...

The Delmarva Black Chamber of Commerce will hold a town meeting to discuss eco ...