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Rick Perry may be a soporific and semi-coherent debater, but he sure looks awesome in his political ads.Now that the debaters are on hiat ...

Thought you were getting away with that one-time toll ditch? Think again. Revenue is down on New Jersey’s two major toll roa ...

In stark contrast to the general public’s perception of Tom Capano the convicted killer, his obituary published today in the Wilmin ...

It’s a big payday for PHL: The Federal Aviation Administration has promised to contribute $466.5 million to the planned $6.4 ...

Today’s the day that the Chelten Plaza battle makes its way to the Philadelphia Zoning Board of Adjustment, where board members wil ...

Construction is expected to begin this fall on a third railroad track along the Amtrak Northeast Corridor south of Wilmington. The ...

Two national political power players are at the University of Delaware, handicapping the 2012 Presidential race. Chris Lehane was ...

A 60-year-old woman faces charges she shot her husband to death at their home in New Castle County earlier this month. 59-year-old ...

An update on the progress of recycling efforts in the state expected in Dover this afternoon. The Recycling Public Advisory Council ...

The Nanticoke Senior Center will be officially dedicated this morning. The center prepares and delivers about 3 ...

New fences designed to keep terrorists away from bridges are going up along the New Jersey Turnpike and Garden State parkway. The ...

Court officials in Philadelphia say shrinking resources have prompted them to end a seven-year experiment with a specialized court for il ...

UPDATE: 6:55 a.m. Traffic is moving again on southbound Interstate 95 following a tractor-trailer crash in Philad ...

Shortly after the death of Michael and Celia Ingram’s son last Thanksgiving, their phone started ringing, and kept ringing. It wasn ...

The Mt. Airy Learning Tree fall semester is about to get underway. This year marks MALT’s 30th year of “neighbors teaching ne ...