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After six weeks of hearings on the fiscal year 2012 budget, the Delaware General Assembly returns to Dover Tuesday.  Lawmakers will ...

JoAnn Greco spent Friday at the Historical Commission meeting, where residents and businesses went before the commission to request appro ...

I’m still marveling at Newt Gingrich’s latest spin on his multiple extramarital affairs – namely, his bid to blame it o ...

Federal and state laws do not recognize human growth hormone as a dangerous controlled substance, and therefore do not monitor it. But an ...

Hundreds gathered at the Chase Center over the weekend to honor former Governor Russell Peterson. It was Peterson who was responsi ...

I’ve covered a few organized crime cases over the years, and one thing you can count on is that when a mob figure testifies against ...

The Review joins the list of few regional newspapers with an iPhone app. The student publication of the University of Delaware ...

New Jersey’s state public employee retirement system has received $39 million as part of a federal health insurance overhaul. The s ...

Wilmington has been offered a federal grant that would give $1.7 million to the fire department. The Federal Emergency Management Agency ...

It’s back to the drawing board for the Fed’s report on foreclosures after questions from the board’s Consumer Advisory ...

Nominations are being accepted by the Greater Dover Arts Council for the 2011 Mayor’s Arts Awards.    The award ...

What could be better than an on-air version of your beloved NewsWorks.org? How ’bout writing the music for it. NewsWorks is ...

A benefit is being held tonight on behalf of a Sussex County woman facing mounting medical bills due to cancer.    Th ...

Good morning, Feeders! Happy first Monday after Daylight Savings. We’ve got a lot going on here to help you beat the post-DST drag. ...

Concord High School grad and Oscar-winner Luke Matheny appears in Wilmington tonight for a sold-out showing of the live-action short R ...