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The Los Angeles Dodgers hope bankruptcy court in Delaware provides them with a level playing field, as the team seeks Chapter 11 protecti ...

Signs at rest stops along the Pennsylvania Turnpike are warning people of possible drinking water contamination. Test your water f ...

Will thousands of natural gas wells being drilled shale formations around the country turn out to be a huge bust?That’s the questio ...

The New Jersey Senate is expect to vote today on part of the states’ public worker health care legislation. Already passed Thursday ...

Good morning, Feeders, and happy Monday! The School Reform Commission is holding a special meeting today, and rumors are circulating abou ...

Even zealots can straddle like politicians. Case in point, Michele Bachmann.The ...

Today is National HIV Testing Day, and screening is available at several locations in Delaware.  In the First State, an avera ...

Delaware State Police continue to investigate a weekend homicide in which the suspect surrendered after a lengthy standoff.  ...

After months of gamesmanship, City Council finally passed a budget last Thursday. But the game isn’t over yet. The referee still ge ...

In January, Arts & Culture reporter Peter Crimmins talked with Terry Williams about crowd-sourcing security for the Vietnam Veterans ...

The Delaware Council on Development Finance is meeting today to consider tens of millions of dollars in proposed grants for various proje ...

Would you sleep in a building that once housed slaves? That was one of the many questions discussed during last Friday’s Cliveden ...

State numbers show there were about 4,700 fewer teachers and 600 fewer administrators in New Jersey’s public schools this year comp ...

Update: While crossing the Ben Franklin Bridge on her way back from Camden, reporter Lizz Fiedler was handed a friendly ...

  Republicans say the delay isn’t due to any snag in negotiations. They’re just behind in paperwork, and there’ ...