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While looking for a job may be challenging for traveling military families, those who make their way to the Delaware workforce could have ...

Good morning, Feeders, and welcome back from a long weekend! Tom MacDonald is back in City Hall today to hear what Councilwoman Bl ...

It’s been two years since Thomas Mifflin Elementary School lost its music teacher after deep budget cuts to public education. But i ...

It’s downright entertaining – and very timely, since we’re entering the warm-weather silly season – to have Donal ...

Fire crews were called to Delaware Avenue early this morning to extinguish a pier fire. The pier off Tasker Street along the 1600- ...

University of Delaware administrators will host a town hall meeting to talk about the progress and future of the school’s STAR camp ...

The search for a missing teenager has been suspended once again in Long Branch. A 17-year-old boy, last seen swimming off the shor ...

A new component has officially been added to a longtime Memorial Day tradition at Gorgas Park.  After making three other stop ...

US Interior Secretary Ken Salazar will join state leaders in Slaughter Beach this afternoon to l ...

Neither the governor nor Democrats are backing off pledges to offer modest tax relief in the year ahead despite news that the stateR ...

All Delaware veterans are invited to tonight’s meeting of the Delaware Veterans Coalition in Dover.   The meeting will ...

State Rep. Rosita Youngblood announced this week that she and Rep. Mike O’Brien will host a Wednesday meeting at the Independence V ...

I checked my twitter feed on Saturday and found that beach chairs and blankets weren’t the only thing dusted off for summer use: sh ...

A Roman Catholic church official is due back on the stand for a third day today when his child-endangerment trial resumes in Philadelphia ...

On Saturday, a group of Germantown neighbors gathered near the Wister regional-rail station to reclaim an area along Rufe Street. ...