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The Schuylkill river is expected to rise to near flood stage this afternoon, and the city is encouraging those living or traveling near i ...

Marlene Trice began preparing Thanksgiving dinner this past Sunday after church. When she finished cooking Monday night at 6, there was a ...

Occupy Delaware is putting its own twist on Black Friday, the day after Thanksgiving when stores open their doors in the overnight hours ...

To borrow the old astronaut lingo, did Newt Gingrich ...

The Department of Justice announced yesterday that Merck, Sharp & Dohme will pay $950 million to resolve criminal and civil claims ab ...

Former Archbishop Carroll High School Athletic Director Francis Murphy pleaded guilty yesterday to having improper contact with a teenage ...

Parts of northern Delaware have received more than two inches of rainfall, leading to flooded roadways and several rescues.  ...

In 2008, Simons Ice Rink sat on the city’s chopping block as it scrambled to plug a sizable budget hole. Now, thanks to a $1 ...

Bucks County Register of Wills Barbara Reilly will be sentenced in January after pleading guilty Friday to political corruption. B ...

Good morning, Feeders, and happy Thanksgiving Eve! It’s also now Black Friday Eve Eve, which seems to be trumping Turkey Day ...

Higher gas prices and economic uncertainty are not enough to keep tens of thousands of Delawareans from hitting the roads this Thanksgivi ...

Petition with more than 1,000 signatures from those opposed to fracking delivered to Governor Markell and his counterparts in NJ, NY, and ...

With the Thanksgiving rush now in full swing, Delaware State Police are out with a list of tips to make your holiday season safe this yea ...

Occupy Philly has voted to stay in Dilworth Plaza, waving off the city’s new permit offer: occupy Thomas Paine Plaza from 9 a.m. to ...

Delaware’s ‘Next Great Baker’ Dana Herbert will be offering cake samples and signing autographs while collecting toys f ...