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Wilmington Trust Corp. is suing three of its former vice presidents who allegedly high-tailed it to a rival in advance of the bank’ ...

A Philadelphia Attorney is putting together a class-action lawsuit against the “live stop” program after his daughter got cau ...

As of noon today, Camden has rehired more than 50 police officers and 31 firefighters with the help of attrition, grants and PILOT funds. ...

For more than 75 years Stevens Puppets has entertained people of all ages.  It’s a traveling show with some creative hand car ...

Mayor Baker of Wilmington is known for his no nonsense talk.  The state of play panel revisits the Mayor’s budget address and ...

Philadelphia’s transit system will event ...

Tina Betz sits down with First inside the newly reopened Queen Theatre. Betz discusses the Queen’s role in the renaissance o ...

The Phoenixville Area School District is considering all approaches to closing its budget gap, including recovering students from charter ...

A school year’s worth of effort, assemblies and training sessions culminated yesterday with Delaware’s Howard High School of ...

A new report ...

Last year, Delaware won $119 million through Race to the Top. See how those federal dollars are being spent. More coverag ...

The Rev. Jim St. George is back at the podium. After controversy surrounding his homosexuality led to the Old Catholic Apostolic Church o ...

As part of the ongoing effort to help Delaware students compete on the global stage, state education leaders will start an expansion of C ...

And now we present to you some news about the Atlantic City Tourism District that doesn’t involve name-calling or bickering between ...

WHYY’s First, in partnership with Delaware Today Magazine, goes behind the scenes of “O Beautiful,” an ambitious play ...