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Dr. Chris Mele is a University of Buffalo sociologist, a Wilmington native and a University of Delaware graduate. He’s also ...

The future Delaware waterfront could include a boardwalk and reef in South Philadelphia. As the Central Delaware Master Plan moves ...

Two state troopers were overcome by the fumes of some chemical while investigating a suspicious vehicle at the travel plaza. The t ...

Imagine this scenario: Your house is surrounded by a mob of fanatics who are intent on blowing it up. Then, at the very last minute, you ...

It’s the strangest thing. A state agency nobody’s ever heard of quietly releases a one-page document last week, and te ...

How did you local Congress member vote on the debt ceiling. We’ll have more details later. But late yesterday, New Jersey ...

Beginning yesterday, Ramadan’s observers will be fasting from dawn to dusk, not swallowing food or beverages during the long days o ...

The Philadelphia Housing Authority will have to dip into its reserves to reimburse HUD for $150,000 in legal fees paid to former City Con ...

As Vineland readies for its 150th birthday party, Mayor Robert Romano and his Blue Ribbon Committee have been working to throw a party to ...

Good morning, Feeders! Are you still causing trouble online? Despite warnings and examples, many people are still putting themselves out ...

Governor Markell visits a summer camp focused on helping kids learn Chinese. The ...

Drivers headed north on Rt. 301 in Middletown will be detoured tonight so DelDOT can do a traffic study. The state Department of T ...

Seventy-six people in 26 state have gotten sick with salmonella poisoning the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention believe is linke ...

Eight-year-old Rachel Gambrill was Delaware’s governor for only a day, but the decisions she made there will last much longer than ...

Monday brought some shake ups to the Northwest’s food scene when the Ridge Diner closed unexpectedly and Weavers Way announced plan ...