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Two major announcements this week concern redevelopment along the Route 9 and 13 retail corridors.  It’s an effort to revitali ...

It’s the Ying and Yang of the political world with us this week.  Greg Lavelle is the Rep. from Sharpley. Steve Martelli from Wilm ...

Hey, remember Ron Paul? The loquacious libertarian who has lost every Republican contest? The sole remaining Romney challenger, now that ...

Hundreds gathered at the former Chrysler site in Newark to celebrate the start of a new chapter in Delaware manufacturing.   ...

K.R Sridhar, Founder and C.E.O of Bloom Energy opens up about Bloom’s relationship with Delaware, and shares what people can expect ...

In effort to increase event visibility, Historic Germantown has retained AYS Sports Marketing for marketing consultation. “W ...

May 8th is the day voters around the state elect members of the school boards in their cities and towns.  Content Delaware has prepa ...

David Legates is a professor of climatology at the University of Delaware. It looks like we could be in for another warm winter ahead and ...

Good morning, Feeders, and happy Friday! We’ve got Lizz Fiedler and Kim Paynter heading over to the Archdiocese of Philadelp ...

As buzz about the vice presidential prospects of New Jersey Governor Chris Christie grows, you might want to check out a truly entertaini ...

The New Jersey Environmental Federation isn’t happy with Gov. Chris Christie’s environmental record. They were the only envir ...

Senator Chris Coons says the saga of Chinese activist Chen Guangcheng is a reminder that human rights trump all other diplomatic con ...

Not exactly the kind of weather you’d like for a groundbreaking, but city and state politicians supporting a new North Philadelphia ...

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Philadelphia City Council is talking tough about tax delinquents.   The Nutter administration is attempting to bring in $94 m ...