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Flags in Camden are flying low for Randy Primas, the city’s former chief operating officer and mayor. “His devotion to ...

A proposed bill, which remains numberless for now, is at the center of a renewed statewide push against bullying in Delaware. Lt. ...

Interest from a New York billionaire could help save two of three Philadelphia-area oil refineries. John Catsimatidis, who owns Wa ...

Dave Heller and Gallup’s Frank Newort discuss some of this week’s polls, includi ...

The University of Delaware is asking state lawmakers for money for its lab rehabilitation. Gov. Jack Markell recommended $3 millio ...

Schoolbag searches continued this morning at Daniel Boone Area High School, but will end Tuesday. That’s because as of then, ...

From painting, to animation and everything in between, the students of the Delaware College of Art and Design really shine.  Th ...

Though the old Germantown Y on Greene Street is poised for a significant reinvention this Saturday, neighborhood residents are still aski ...

It lasted for three days and spanned five high tides.  We take a look back at the massive 1962 nor’easter that devastated Dela ...

The Hares Corner postal plant isn’t going anywhere, and neither is Delaware’s tiniest post office.   ...

Delaware realtors are optimistic about the Spring housing market due to this year’s mild winter weather, and record low mortgage ra ...

When someone in public life dies, the traditional response is to bow one’s head and say nice things while minimizing or ignoring th ...

As a childhood patient at Alfred I. duPont Hospital, he was separated from his parents for months. Now a doctor with Nemours, he’s at t ...

Sometimes friends ask me if I have a favorite among the interviews I’ve done for Fresh Air. I don’t, but one that often comes ...

Good morning, Feeders! Our reporters today are looking into changes at some local institutions. Peter Crimmins is heading t ...