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Delaware is looking at a decrease in revenue of about $20 million for the current fiscal year and for 2012, a state panel announced Thurs ...

New Jersey has already developed its medical marijuana plan, but advocates today are rallying in Trenton for the program to begin. ...

Though officials say the iodine found in Philadelphia’s water isn’t at harmful levels, there is no clear indication of where ...

Yes, City Council does have other things to do besides find a way to help fund the School District of Philadelphia. There are a number of ...

This weekend there’s more than just Father’s Day to celebrate.  In 37 states and parts of Philadelphia, including the 6300 block ...

Applications are available today for funding from the Casino Reinvestment Development Authority to help pay for free entertainment events ...

The term “Plein Air” is a French term meaning painting in the open air.  There’s plenty of open air to paint at Cape H ...

We are devoting part of our show over the over the next two weeks to the environment, we do this in part because of the upcoming 40th ann ...

State of Play this week looks at the Christopher Tigani campaign contribution issue.  Also, Bloom Energy promises jobs for Delaware& ...

The two-day event celebrating all things chicken is expected to draw 20-thousand visitors. The 62nd annual Delmarva Chicken Festiv ...

A hands-on green approach to learning that takes students out of the classroom, and into the great outdoors. ...

A.I. DuPont Hospital for Children has long been recognized for its quality of care, but the hospital and more broadly its parent organiza ...

The results of the 2010 Census show a shift in Delaware’s population. It means the majority party in the state legislature must dra ...

Good morning, Feeders, and happy Friday! Yesterday’s long haul to work out ...

An alternative energy company is one step closer to moving into the old Chrysler site in Newark, following approval of an incentive bill ...