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It’s easy to dismiss the Republicans when they reflexively attack President Obama, because, well, they’re Republicans. And be ...

39th Police District in Philadelphia This list covers Sept. 3 – Sept. 8 September 3, 2011 ...

Things are getting icy in Springfield now that the Delaware County town is about ready to re-open its ice rink. The rink closed in ...

Work on flood-damaged Route 20 in Seaford starts this week. The portion of Stein Highway/Route 20 over the Chapel Branch west of S ...

The third matchup between the University of Delaware and Delaware State University wasn’t close in the score, but did produce a fir ...

We should get a better picture of Delaware’s revenue later today when DEFAC meets at Buena Vista. The Delaware Economic and ...

The Pennsylvania Lottery got even more local over the weekend when producers filmed new commercials in Phoenixville. Crews came to ...

The building slated to open next summer has been a long time coming for Rutgers-Camden. It’ll be the first student housing building ...

Good morning, Feeders! The morning began with a discussion on race and criminal justice, and continues with negotiations between the Arch ...

The Salvation Army’s Ray and Joan Kroc Center in East Falls hosted its first wedding this weekend, celebrating the marriage of Gera ...

Delawareans are now paying an average of $3.54 for a gallon of gas, a drop of six-cents from the previous week. AAA Mid-Atlantic s ...

Update 10 a.m. Police have charged 32-year-old Wilmington resident David Salasky with first-degree murder and p ...

A 32-year-old Wilmington man has been charged with murder and weapons offenses in the stabbing death of a New Castle County police office ...

There seems to be a common denominator in the home invasions of Temple and Drexel students: drugs. The dozen home invasions at off ...

The morning begins on a serious note at Palmer Seminary. That’s where the Black Clergy of Philadelphia and Vicinity, African ...