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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 ...

The housing market, both in Delaware and nationally has had its share of ups and downs, to say the least. But lately, there is a glimmer ...

Council members approved a tongue-in-cheek resolution urging Congress to consider equality issues related to legislation concerning femal ...

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Stronger anti-bullying legislation is expected to be unveiled in Wilmington by Delaware Attorney General Beau Biden, Lt. Governor Matt De ...

1,000 middle and high school students are taking part in a competition testing their business savvy at the Annual Business Professionals ...

A 53-year-old woman was struck and killed by a car at the intersection of Broad Street and W. Cheltenham Ave. early Friday morning. ...

Officials in Philadelphia say a massive drug sweep netted 100 alleged dealers and busted up a cockfighting ring.   Police ...

New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie and other northeast governors are taking their ideas for public education changes to morning television. ...

A festival of fiber arts officially launches Friday. The city-wide showcase of rope sculpture, woven art, and textile objects has a new n ...

 WHYY’s Arts Calendar curator Robin Bloom sorts through hundreds of listings each week to find out what’s happe ...