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By the end of this year two names that have been a part of Delaware life for decades will be no more. It has been well publicized ...

Police say an alert bank teller kept an elderly Philadelphia church pastor from being scammed out of money. Investigators say the ...

This is the sixth of 10 questions about issues and priorities that NewsWorks asked the seven Democratic candidates running for the Eighth ...

May 10, 2011 Today, after months of consideration, I decided to publicly endorse Verna Tyner for the Eighth Council District race ...

University of Delaware officials have suspended plans to create an elite law school. The university’s Board of Trustees made ...

A suburban Philadelphia county’s ordinance that bars certain high-level public employees from a range of partisan political activit ...

Candy maker Hershey says a Pennsylvania sheriff candidate’s campaign signs are a tasty case of trademark violation. The choc ...

Are you a punster? Do you appreciate a good pun–or do they just make you groan?  Right now on Radio times, Marty’ ...

Summer’s quickly approaching, but things aren’t looking too hot for Atlantic City. ...

Do you know that great film where the guy finds himself repeating the same day over and over again? It came to mind yesterday, when Presi ...

A Philly auction house is set to sell off the art collection of a health care executive convicted of fraud. He may be in jail now, ...

The Delaware Community Foundation Fund for Women tonight will award $125,000 in grants to 13 nonprofit organizations for their programs t ...

If you fish for flounder in Delaware waters, some new regulations are taking effect you should know about.  The regulations a ...

This from the AP: The Iranian lawyer for three Americans charged with espionage says judicial authorities have not resumed their t ...

Governor Markell visits Wilmington early this evening to sign legislation that will legalize same-sex civil unions in Delaware.  ...