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How many N.J. legislators went to jail when Gov. Chris Christie was U.S. Attorney? By his count, 10 percent of the legislature was ...

The Delaware House of Representatives will consider a bill today that would allow for internet gambling, creation of Keno establishments, ...

The Ogontz Avenue Redevelopment Corp. will host a press conference on June 26 to announce a project in which the West Oak Lane non-profit ...

Delmarva Power’s proposal to enhance electric service reliability in southern New Castle County is the subject of a community meeti ...

The City of Wilmington may soon be moving forward with the second phase of its $50-million Sustainable Energy Initiative which involves t ...

Last Friday afternoon, deep in the Blue Ridge Mountains, I committed a crime against nature by peeking at Twitter – and discovered ...

Good morning, Feeders! It’s Monday morning and City Council is back on the budget grind. Tom MacDonald will let us know what ...

If you’re hunting for a job in southern Delaware, a workshop being held today in Georgetown may help you out.  A resume ...

I spent the weekend in Jersey Shore towns not often visited by Philadelphians: Asbury Park and Ocean Grove.  Both towns are c ...

Wilmington’s Little Italy neighborhood welcomes all to Saint Anthony’s Italian Festival, which continues through this coming ...

Authorities have resumed their search Monday for a Philadelphia boy who disappeared while swimming with his family in Atlantic City. ...

Fueling up in the First State costs about $3.42 a gallon, down eight cents from the previous week. ...

Local photographer Gary Reed isn’t organizing Germantown’s first-ever PhotoWalk because images of the neighborhood have yet t ...

A jury of seven women and ...

Most adults with Type 1 diabetes fail to meet weight-loss and blood-glucose goals recommended by doctors. That is according to the ...