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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 ...

Intercommunity Action, the Roxborough human services non-profit, has received a $7 million grant from the U.S. Department of Housing and ...

Summit Bridge, which carries Route 896 / 301 traffic over the Chesapeake and Delaware Canal, is scheduled to close for construction this ...

In an exclusive story from the Patri ...

Ten years ago, Mamoudou Hama traveled from Mali to America for a vacation in New York City. Little did he know he would meet the woman of ...

A local producer of an unusual snack—kale chips—has seen a boost in sales after an appearance on NBC’s “Today” show ...

The Mt. Airy Art Garage hosts its first holiday art market, starting this weekend.  The ma ...

When Levering Elementary School in Roxborough joined a recent School District fundraising initiative for breast cancer research, John Qui ...

Delawareans are being reminded that there is now less than a week to take advantage of open enrollment in Medicare.  Congress ...

Kicking off the weekly open house series, Walk A Crooked Mile Books will host its 3rd annual holiday party this Friday at 5 p.m. T ...