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The U.S. Attorney’s Office in Delaware has announced the indictments of a dozen suspects in a three-year conspiracy to traffic drug ...

Caitlin Reilly is a freelance writer. Her last essay was the thrill of cooking Thanksgiving dinner with the Food Bank of Delaware. Now, a ...

A South Jersey pizzeria is ...

Sen. Pat Toomey has a full agenda in Lower Merion Township this morning. He’s due there at 11:45 to announce two things: str ...

Philadelphia Police now say last week’s robberies at a Chelten Avenue car-rental business and a Germantown Avenue hair salon were r ...

North Korea will get a new leader, but it’s not yet clear who. It was announced today that leader Kim Jong Il died Saturday ...

It’s another day in court for two familiar names. First up is Linda Ann Weston. She and her three co-defendants are due in c ...

Good morning, Feeders, and happy Monday! Well it could be a happy Monday. Tom MacDonald will be on hand for a late morning announc ...

The Woodland Ferry in Seaford is back in service after an oil leak prompted a shutdown for nearly a week. The ferry carries six ve ...

Gas prices are at an all-time high for a holiday season, but the December decline at the pumps in Delaware continues. AAA Mid-Atla ...

People lined up an hour in advance Saturday for a gun buyback event in Wilmington. State officials were at two churches to give pr ...

Chris Satullo and Tony Auth have done a serialized, illustrated Christmas story together every year but one since 1996. The first dozen s ...

From M-1 Carbines to .45 pistols, the number of guns turned in nearly overwhelmed organizers of Delaware’s first gun buyback effort ...

The Delaware Economic and Financial Advisory Council meets today to update revenue projections which will be used in crafting the next st ...

Should the area around the Wayne Junction SEPTA station be designated a National Historic District, recognizing the area’s industri ...