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Delaware lawmakers have just two more days to finish the state budget for fiscal year 2012 and to officially complete legislative redistr ...

Governor Jack Markell is signing legislation that will establish roadside memorials to two public servants who were killed in the line of ...

Four African statues, worth about $10,000 each, have been stolen from a home in New Castle County.  Police say the exotic sta ...

Delaware is one of just a few states in the country that prohibits fireworks except when being used by professionals.  As 4th ...

Johnson & Johnson’s McNeil Consumer Healthcare unit has issued another recall, this time for a Tylenol product. One lot ...

The Archdiocese of Philadelphia’s Nutritional Development Services serves up summer meals for kids at hundreds of sites throughout the ...

At some point in the not too distant past, Fourth of July became synonymous with a giant hoagie. As part of the ...

Here’s hoping that Rick Perry does indeed run for president, if only because his presence in the Republican race might prompt fresh ...

The Campbell Soup Co. says it’s eliminating 770 jobs around the world and shutting down its soup-selling operation in Russia. ...

The state Senate has passed a spending plan, sending it to the House for a vote. Senate Appropriations Committee Chairman Jake Corman say ...

Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Corbett has signed a bill to widen the right to use deadly force in self-defense. The Republican signed the ...

Hooray for July! It’s that essential time of summer meant for sitting back and enjoying outdoor concerts with good friends. Every ...

For local swim coach legend Jim Ellis, summer is the perfect time to mold young swimmers into disciplined competitors. “Ther ...

Think you know Roxborough? How about enough to brand it? The Roxborough Development Corporation (RDC) is looking for someone who c ...

Eighth District Democratic City Council candidate, Cindy Bass, joined the East Mt. Airy Neighbors (EMAN) last night for its 45th annual m ...