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According to NewsWorks content partner NBC Philadelphia, a mother ...

So far so good for the University of Delaware in the women’s NCAA tournament.  The Blue Hens dominated hometown favorite Arkan ...

Delaware’s Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Control has already begun seasonal mosquito spraying in response to th ...

After years of driving Delaware’s recyclables out of state to be sorted and sent to different markets for recycling, now it can all ...

A seven-month investigation has led to the arrest of a prison officer at Bayside State Prison in Cumberland County, N.J. Pittsgrov ...

A last-minute effort to keep William Levering Elementary students at the school’s Ridge Avenue building in Roxborough appears to be ...

There’s a canny old saying in politics, “Hang a lantern on your problems.” That probably explains why President Obama, ...

Good morning, Feeders! Hows about a Tea Party protest to help you recover from St. Patty’s Day weekend? Taunya English will ...

Stripping in the parking lot of your family member’s high school has its consequences. Two women who stripped down Friday ou ...

Prices at the pump continued to climb in Delaware during the final week of winter, with the cost expected to increase into the spring. ...

The state’s new Prescription Drug Action Committee hosts its first meeting this afternoon in Newark.  The panel is desig ...

The Sussex County town of Blades is asking voters for approval to borrow $375,00 to pay for improvements to its water system. A th ...

It barely made news last week when another once-powerful Pennsylvania legislator agreed to plead guilty to corruption charg ...

An intensive study of all 50 states’ vulnerability to corruption has found New Jersey top in the nation at stemming the tide of pol ...

A state panel is updating the official revenue projections Delaware lawmakers will use in fashioning a budget for the fiscal year startin ...