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  Rick Santorum insists he still stands tall in the Republican race, but it seems like everyone is working – quietly and oh ...

Germantown business owners are invited to learn new communication techniques this Tuesday. The Greater Germantown Business Associat ...

Delaware is expected to get a $45 million share of a $25 billion national mortgage foreclosure settlement, which has been approved by a f ...

Attend the Mt. Airy Business Improvement District (BID) meeting this Tuesday afternoon. The meeting will be held at 12:15 p.m. at U ...

A picture perfect Easter weekend brought out hundreds to several events in Sussex County.   Saturday’s big draw was the ...

Delaware’s 2011 corporations report finds growth in new entities.   At the end of 2011 there were more than 945-thou ...

Firefighters battling a massive warehouse fire in Kensington also had to contend with several other small fires triggered by hot embers c ...

Good morning, Feeders, and welcome to a new week! Tom MacDonald is in City Council chambers, where the budget meetings continue. T ...

Last week, I drove past the Windrift in Avalon to check out how its renovation is going. I couldn’t help but sigh. Gone is the whit ...

A quarterly test of the Salem – Hope Creek Nuclear Generating Stations alert and notification system is scheduled for today in Dela ...

A large brush fire is threatening two dozen homes and involving as many as 1,000 acres in southern New Jersey. The blaze began ear ...

A recent rape at a neighborhood park and a burst of gunfire are still unsolved, and the Browntown and Hedgeville Civic Association is hol ...

The National Weather Service is warning about the possibility of fast-moving fires due to gusty winds and a dry forecast in Delaware. ...

For the first time in three years, Delaware’s copy of the Bill of Rights is on display in Dover.  The document was sent ...

Newark unveils three new hybrid vehicles that will join the city’s fleet.  Part of the funding for the vehicles comes f ...