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Want to be a smart voter? Well who doesn’t? Turnout for tomorrow’s primary election is expected to be low, so if you’re ...

It’s going to be a long afternoon for those of you traveling northbound on the New Jersey Turnpike. We’ve got a sinkhole on o ...

As PBF Energy starts to re-fire the Delaware City Refinery, state officials helped the company cut the ribbon on a storage facility for a ...

Philadelphia’s First District Council race proved a close one, with the four candidates nearly splitting the vote. Vern Anastasio c ...

Officials with the Green Woods Charter School in Roxborough recently received some unwelcome news from the Chestnut Hill Historical S ...

“I’m a businessman, I’m not a politician,” City Council candidate Howard Treatman says in a TV ad he ran early i ...

The pressure is on for politicians and celebrities to give inspiring commencement speeches to local college students. Thursday, Hardb ...

More of Delaware’s money will be going into Delaware’s banks thanks to an initiative signed today by State Treasurer Chip Flowers. ...

Sports can be expensive. And not just the professional ones. While the pros are out there making millions, parents are shelling out thous ...

NASCAR driver Matt Kenseth wasn’t the only big winner on Sunday in Dover, a Virginia man claimed the largest jackpot in Delaware hi ...

The Catholic Diocese of Wilmington had hoped a $77-million settlement agreed to in principal with nearly 150 victims of al ...

Pa. Gov. Tom Corbett is set to return to Harrisburg by the end of the week, after a successful back surgery and expected two-day recovery ...

  Two local residents protested outside Villanova’s graduation ceremony this past weekend on the grounds that the commencem ...

John Ensign, the family-values fraud who quit his U.S. Senate seat on May 3 just as federal ethics investigators were preparing to expose ...

A report released by New Jersey’s Election Law Enforcement Commission this morning states that Democrats running for state Senate a ...