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For the first time in more than 20 years, residents from the Nicetown-Tioga area of Philadelphia will have a supermarket a short distance ...

Don’t not read this story just because you’re sick of hearing about Johnson & Johnson recalls. See what we did there? ...

Imagine a time when movies had no sound.  The 1920’s were the silent movie era.  One of the ways you were put in the moo ...

A Port Penn, Del., man has been arrested for raping his girlfriend’s 8-year-old daughter. ...

State of Play looks at the resignation of Transportation Secretary Carol Ann Wicks and the legacy of Russell Peterson. ...

Secretary Landgraf talks about her upcoming appearance before the Joint Finance Committee and whether Delaware can continue to affor ...

Imagine catching the train to work in the morning and not having to pay anything. Then, maybe, a coworker drives you home. You’ve j ...

Delaware’s only pediatric nursing care facility cares for critically ill kids when their parents are unable to. ...

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 ...