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Need a little more Geator in your life? Jerry Blavat, Tom Lamaine and other local voices are coming to a radio near you in South J ...

Dr. Lowery sits down with First’s Shirley Min and talks about how the state plans to turn around Delaware’s underperforming s ...

No, the heat isn’t getting to you; this story about Watergate is current. Chief U.S. District Judge Royce C. Lamberth has ru ...

Delaware has always been a social place, so it would seem to make sense that Delaware would enter the world of social media, tweets and f ...

An organization called Public Allies Delaware has been grooming bright, young talent for the nonprofit sector for more than 15 years. See ...

The Horsham Land Reuse Authority will move ahead with plans for other transportation now that it’s decided the Willow Grove air bas ...

When 14-year-old Andrew McDonough was diagnosed with leukemia in 2007, people across Wilmington rallied around his family. After the curl ...

Feeling lucky? Might want to head to Bridgeton. Its Indian Fields Market sold two winning scratch-off tickets this week, ...

A judge in Philadelphia has ruled that the defendants in a Catholic Church sexual abuse scandal case will be tried together–not sep ...

The Phoenixville Area School District has a contract with 5 Star Sports to produce a sports calendar. It does not, howeve ...

What began with a broken bone or pulled wisdom teeth turned into a heroin addiction for some young adults, as Drexel University researche ...

14th Police District in Philadelphia 43 W. Haines Street, Philadelphia, PA 19144 This district covers Chestnut Hill, Mt. ...

It’s National Lasagna Day. That’s about all we ca ...

N.J. Gov. Chris Christie returned to work late this morning after a brief stay in the hospital yesterday. The Associated Press rep ...

This afternoon, Del. Gov. Jack Markell will watch alongside marine and environmental groups as a former Navy destroyer sinks into the Atl ...