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More than 100 Delaware students submitted their works to the state Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Control’s Cons ...

Now that the House Republicans, led astray by their tea-partying cadre, have skipped town for the year after refusing to OK a bipartisan ...

At $190,000 in damages and 725 hours of police overtime, the riots on Penn State’s campus that followed football coach Joe Paterno& ...

Customers of Delaware’s largest utility would get a reward if they voluntarily cut back on their electricity usage during hot summe ...

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The owners of the Delaware City Refinery have given tentative approval to spend one billion dollars to upgrade the facility. It ...

Ronald Ellis Mapp is back in Chester County and awaiting his preliminary hearing for a 13-year-old rape case. Mapp is believed to ...

The New Jersey Senate has approved a plan to develop a statewide youth suicide prevention program. Now awaiting Gov. Chris Christi ...

On Rachel Levy’s wedding day, the world wore white. Early that morning, snow was general over the Delaware Valley. It had fa ...

Without legislative action, Philadelphia’s red-light camera program would have expired at the end of the month. Bad news for ...

A CSX freight train derailed this morning near Martin Luther King Drive, between Falls Bridge and Montgomery Drive. Bas Slabbers captured ...

State troopers are investigating a series of residential burglaries in western Sussex County An estimated 25 burglaries have been ...

Some West Oak Lane residents gathered Tuesday at the District Attorney’s Office Northwest Community Action Center to hear tips abou ...

Bill Conlin and I worked at the same paper for 20 years, but I never saw him more than a handful of times. The sports guys at the Daily N ...

Sports Illustrated is looking pretty local these days. The magazine and the website both have coverage of local college a ...