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Delaware drug sentencing laws are one step closer to being overhauled, with the goal of bringing more consistency and fairness to drug cr ...

The Casino Reinvestment Development Authority addressed an ongoing concern yesterday of Atlantic City residents living outside the state- ...

Coming off a seven-part series on school violence< ...

Longtime Delaware Congressman Mike Castle will speak to graduates in Newark next month. Castle, who lost the Republican primary fo ...

This Saturday, a group of East Falls residents woke up early to take part in the day-long fourth annual Rock Garden Clean Up on Midvale A ...

Where did your rescued dog come from? A shelter in Philadelphia, but where was the pup before that? Best known for its upscale pet gear, ...

How to fix Pennsylvania’s budget? Gov. Tom Corbett is proposing cuts to the state’s largest public workers union, the America ...

Three suspects are facing charges in connection with burglaries at Bay Bees Pediatrics, the Sussex County office formerly operated by acc ...

Good morning, Feeders! Obama’s in town, the cherry blossoms are blooming and the city budget hearings just keep on going.  Sho ...

Delaware is taking part in national Public Health Week. Hospitalizations related to injuries have nearly doubled in the last decad ...

State lawmakers in Dover are considering the expansion of a five-year needle exchange program.  Drug addicts in Wilmington ha ...

Potassium iodide tablets, which may offer protection of the thryoid from radioactive iodine that may be released during a nuclear inciden ...

Small business owners rejoice! Delaware City has elected a new mayor, and he’s a restaurant owner. John P. Buchheit III, owner of C ...

Employees might be expected to check their bad mood at the office door, but that’s often not the case. Being in a lousy mood affect ...

Emergency management officials in Delaware are distributing potassium iodide tablets to residents who live within 10 miles of the Salem/H ...