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Philadelphia’s Independence Blue Cross and the Detroit-based Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan have finalized their agreement to b ...

Delaware’s annual Safe Family Holiday campaign began Thanksgiving weekend, and yielded 34 DUI arrests in that time. The prog ...

Drexel University has recently received three HUBO robots from Korea, which will learn to dance.The robots were designed to walk upright ...

The New Jersey appeals court has ruled the state’s black bear hunt can begin as planned next week. A panel ruled today to reject a ...

NPR’s new CEO Gary Knell, formerly the president and CEO of Sesame Workshop, took questions today via Twitter on a range of topics. ...

If you’re going to pull a giant balloon in a major parade, it ought to be one of the most fun, recognizable floats. Enter Ch ...

December 1st marks World AIDS Day. The theme for this year is “Getting to Zero”—meaning zero new infections, zero discrimin ...

Winter begins in less than three weeks and officials are reminding motorists about New Jersey’s snow removal law. The law re ...

Selbyville welcomes the holidays – and visitors – for the 51st annual Selbyville Christmas parade. The parade begins t ...

You wouldn’t think a 16 percent real estate tax increase would yield applause, ...

Ronald Reagan, who always urged his party brethren to honor his 11th Commandment (“Thou shalt not speak ill of any fellow Republica ...

Three Temple University students were arrested yesterday during a sit-in at the campus’ PNC Bank branch. The protests inside ...

An 11-year-old boy from Wilmington is recovering from Delaware’s first confirmed case of influenza for the 2011-2012 flu seas ...

Good morning, Feeders! The fence around Dilworth Plaza is up. Does that mean renovations will start? Tom MacDonald will be at the ...

A proposal to offer a one-time bonus of $1,000 to most Wilmington city workers – and $500 for school crossing guards – will b ...