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How about a night of theater at the cemetery? Get ready for a unique event at the Laurel Hill Cemetery Friday as the New York based REV ...

It’s not your average book club… Tonight, join the Military History Book Group at the Falls of the Schuylkill branch of the F ...

Get involved and help keep your neighborhood safe with members of the Pechin-Monastery Town Watch tonight at 7:30 p.m. The group m ...

After years of wrangling, four states along the Delaware River won an agreement this spring with New York City officials aimed to reduce ...

Cargill Inc., which recalled 36 million pounds of ground turkey last month following a salmonella outbreak, has issued a second recall. ...

When the rain let up this weekend, things got violent in Philadelphia and Chester. Separate shootings here left five men dead and ...

Good morning, Feeders! As the 9/11 anniversary events come to an end, we’ll look at some preparedness follow-ups. Tom ...

Post-Labor Day drop in gas prices?  Not this year. An active hurricane season this year means higher gas prices for the second ...

Dover City Council could consider implementing a new social media policy for city workers at its meeting tonight.  The policy ...

Urging the state not to treat his order like a summer homework assignment, N.J. Gov. Chris Christie has called for a review of the state& ...

Tickets to see Vice President Biden’s appearance at the University of Delaware available today starting at 10 a.m.  Bid ...

As Catholic teachers for the Archdiocese of Philadelphia’s 17 high schools continue their contract negotiations, students will be o ...

Two more Roman Catholic churches in the Camden Diocese will soon be consolidated into a new parish that will about serve 1,500 members. ...

Think you’re safe to tweet and tag photos outside the office? Some in Delaware may need to think again, and that state’s Amer ...

At nine years old, Pascale Smith had already decided she wanted to act for the rest of her life. That’s the age Smith landed her fi ...