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Good morning, Feeders! It’s post-rapture Monday, which means we made it! Let’s celebrate with some news, shall we? Wit ...

As Memorial Day weekend approaches to kick off the summer travel season, AAA Mid-Atlantic says gas prices are continuing their downward t ...

If you miss the excitement of the city being broke – if you yearn for the days of bitter fights over tax hikes and service cuts – we ...

It took Chris Perez 12 years to become a self-made millionaire with his lending company, and just one day in 2008 for it all to crumble a ...

Update: WHYY’s Susan Phillips reports from the press conference: 13 mobsters have been indicted on various conspir ...

Actress and singer Queen Latifah praised graduates of Delaware State University this weekend at her first commencement address. Qu ...

State environmental regulators in Delaware will hold a public meeting tonight to discuss a request to modify Pigeon Point landfill’ ...

Some Delaware seniors are on the lookout for potential fraud and abuse of Medicare.  They are part of the Delaware Senior Med ...

PSEG’s energy education center has earned the nuclear company an award for its role in community outreach. The Nuclear Energy Insti ...

Philadelphia Mayor Michael Nutter has vowed to shut down the Felton Supper Club after nine people were shot there early Sunday morning. T ...

‘Tis (almost) the season for hitting the beach. But exactly where and how you may be doing it is still up in the air. New Je ...

Trump Marina, you’re fired! The Atlantic City casino that once bore Donald Trump’s name is changing hands today. ...

Six sitting state representatives won primary elections for local offices last week. Most of the lawmakers looking for new jobs come from ...

A new survey of emergency room doctors suggests that physicians are greatly influenced by fears about being sued. Dr. Theodore Chr ...

Creating a new charter school in New Jersey could require voter approval.  Today (an Assembly committee takes up the idea in Trenton ...