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A group of students at Wilmington University are getting some global recognition for winning a U.S. Department of Defense cyber fore ...

A group of Lewes residents wants a new 400-foot wind turbine moved or taken down. They say it’s too big, too loud and too close to ...

The hoods and hats just aren’t cutting it. Criminals not conniving enough to wear Richard Nixon and Bill Clinton masks are being pu ...

Delaware was the first state to sign the Constitution, yet remains the only state without a national park. A bill recently introdu ...

Eight women were chosen from 50 as the latest to be inducted to the Cumberland County Women’s Hall of Fame. Comcast’s Lynn Do ...

Residents in two Bucks County towns are giving business owners a hard time about proposed developments, citing increases in traffic and n ...

As recently as 2004, gay marriage was a divis ...

Temple University social work professor Jonathan Singer says watching a self-injury video on YouTube won’t encourage someone to sud ...

If you owe money to the court system in Philadelphia, today is your last chance to pay up without facing stiff additional penalties.&nbsp ...

Matt Crespi can’t cook, recently left Philadelphia for Pittsburgh and failed off a Food Network reality show. But he can balance a ...

Delaware State Police arrested a 23-year-old Port Penn man for raping his girlfriend’s 8-year-old daughter. Detectives say v ...

The Philadelphia Business Jo ...

The top 16 teams in the American Collegiate Hockey Association will descend on Newark next weekend for the Men’s Division I Nationa ...

Winston Churchill said in a 1947 speech that democracy is the worst form of government except for all the others. As though to prove his ...

A series of bridge inspections on Sunday morning will result in two ramp closures and detours at the Route 1 Interchange with Interstate ...