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The House Republican hearings on the “radicalization” of the Muslim-American community have been heavily pre-spun before they ...

Good morning, and happy hump day, Feeders! Today’s all about angles. We’ll be bringing you extensive coverage of the ongoing ...

The Pine Hill, N.J., teacher and councilman accused of child endangerment has resigned from his council position and been suspended from ...

Delaware will make investment in oyster reefs in the Delaware Bay. Governor Markell will make the announcement today in Leipsic sur ...

For many, a mental illness — like schizophrenia — is a part of life that, with proper monitoring and treatment, doesn’t ...

Members of the Delaware Air National Guard will begin a three-month stint in the Middle East today. About 160 members with the 166th Airl ...

Well this is an interesting trend. We reported yeaterday about thieves in Edison, ...

Families of those who died on United Airlines Flight 93 are seeking more federal money for a 9/11 memorial at the rural crash site in Pen ...

A little consumer protection for drivers: State officials in New Jersey are conducting surprise inspections to make sure motorists ...

Two tragic cases in the news this week have been linked to workers who were on their cell phones while on the clock. The death of an auti ...

Courtney Collins is a winner of the “Achieving Greatness Through Choices” Black History essay contest at t ...

When he had to choose a great African American for an essay contest, Uriah Fortson, 11, picked a hero unknown to most: His grandfather. ...

Barring an unforeseen change of heart, Curtis Jones Jr. will take his leadership of City Council’s Fourth District into a second te ...

The chief of Pennsylvania’s Public Welfare Department says the commonwealth’s medical assistance program can’t afford t ...

For many Christians, yesterday marked Shrove Tuesday, the last day before the 40-day Lenten period of fasting and reflection.  &nbsp ...