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The gloves are off and the pom-poms out at Downingtown West High School, where the competitive cheerleading squad has been disbanded for ...

If you’re planning on hitting the road this upcoming holiday weekend, expect delays at the I-95 Newark toll plaza, according to Delawar ...

He drew a line in the sand back in March. That’s when Wilmington Mayor Jim Baker put City Council on notice saying he was willing t ...

Remember the feel of a new glove on your hand as you stood in the sun waiting for the baseball to come your way? Now you can help ...

Blood Services workers who staff traveling blood drives in Southeast Pennsylvania and New Jersey say they will strike Tuesday if they can ...

Federal authorities say they have broken up the latest incarnation of Philadelphia’s mob. Prosecutors have charged 13 members of th ...

Despite N.J. Gov. Chris Christie’s assurances that he will not be running for president in 2012, the Obama administration is attemp ...

The 24th Annual DuPont Clifford Brown Jazz Festival is a month out, but the ...

John Street might run for Philadelphia mayor. The idea alone is enough to spark two social media movements to not so much keep S ...

Graduation time or move-out day at the University of Delaware often leaves students with difficult decisions:  what to take, and wha ...

The board of directors at Arise Academy Charter High School, the country’s first public charter high school designed specifically f ...

A hearing for the Fort Dix Five began at 1 p.m. as lawyers for the five imprisoned terrorists call for overturned convictions or new tria ...

United Way of Southeastern Pennsylvania announced today the recipients of its three-year community impact investments for 2012-2014. ...

With only three shows left, Oprah fans everywhere, including Delaware’s own self-proclaimed “ultimate viewer,” are prep ...

No flip-flops, sweatpants, halter tops or short skirts. What could pass for the dress code at a public middle school is also being ...