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NewsWorks content partner NBC10 has reported that 16 people suffered minor injuries when a SEPTA Route 23 bus was rear-ended by a truck i ...

By now you’ve surely heard there’s an ...

Church leaders in Wilmington declared a “Spiritual State of Emergency” Wednesday in response to four recent homicides. ...

Philadelphia Police released video from a SEPTA Route 23 bus on which a passenger was assaulted on May 31. The victim, a 35-year-o ...

Jury deliberations continue in the landmark priest abuse case in Philadelphia.  Today the judge encouraged the jurors to continue th ...

A contract with Xerox means the Philadelphia Parking Authority is on track to become more web-friendly and — could it be? — more accu ...

A Wilmington woman is in custody in connection with the murder of a Wilmington man at a Claymont motel. Delaware State Police homi ...

Nearly all of Camden’s public schools have been designated “priority schools” — a label for some of New Jersey’ ...

A few weeks back I wrote about the city of Philadelphia paying $227,000 to a software company that ...

The combination of early summer heat and stifling humidity adds up to a forecast of poor air quality in Delaware. Today has been d ...

Good morning, Feeders! Tom MacDonald is in City Council chambers today for what could be quite the show. Councilman Bobby Henon, D ...

Delawareans have the opportunity to review and comment on a plan to improve flood plain management and drainage standards.   ...

Now that the latest manufactured right-wing freakout has been subsumed by reality – no, folks, Obama’s environmental agents a ...

Wilmington and Newark are providing assistance and advice on coping with the season’s first heat wave. Temperatures are soar ...

A proposed Delaware operating budget of $3.58-billion is available for public review, ten days before the start of the new fiscal year. ...