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Texas Gov. Rick Perry is abandoning his presidential bid and endorsing Newt Gingrich. That’s according to Republican offici ...

They can be up to two feet long and weigh up to 18 pounds.  They have fang-like teeth and resemble rats.  They’re nutria, ...

Mayor James Baker of Wilmington has announced several measures to better inform the public about parking restrictions and how they are en ...

The leaf composting program Haverford and Marple townships use has been a big money saver. And it means no longer having to transport lea ...

Delaware State University hosts its Kickoff to Wellness / Healthy Hornets on the Move event tonight with an address by 1996 Olympic gold- ...

A group of state lawmakers who recently toured the Delaware AeroSpace Education Foundation’s (DASEF) facilities i ...

A proposal to close a Delaware postal processing facility is the subject of a community meeting tonight in New Castle.  The US ...

State Sen. Joseph Kyrillos will seek the Republican nomination for U.S. Senate to run against incumbent Democrat Robert Menendez of New J ...

Grit. It might be an old-fashioned concept. But it’s starting to catch on once again, especially in the classroom where educators a ...

A group of teenagers and parents gathered outside Shawmont Elementary School in Roxborough last night to pay their respects to an Upper R ...

Mt. Airy got its first detailed look at how a new business association plans to help market local businesses on Tuesday. The n ...

Yoga is an excellent tool for kids to learn, and winter is a perfect time to get the mat out for our little yogis. In this winter ...

Last Friday, the October Gallery’s first Panoramic Poetry event of the year provided an intimate setting for new attendees. ...

Lifelong East Falls resident Peggy Cassidy remembers a time when tuition at St. Bridget School didn’t cost a thing. Instead, stude ...

A new report from the Pew Charitable Trusts finds Philadelphia’s system to train and connect workers with jobs is facing major chal ...