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The money will fund water infrastructure projects throughout the state. The latest $16 million comes from the Delaware Clean Water ...

Here are two images that I’ve taken in the park recently which seem to go together. I see them as two different offerings. One i ...

Derrick Powell, convicted of murdering a Georgetown police officer and now on trial for his life, is loved and missed according to his pa ...

State Rep. Brad Bennett has pleaded guilty to a drunken driving charge. The Dover Democrat pleaded guilty Tuesday in Sussex County ...

It’s not just young students and avid church-goers looking for guidance from their local Catholic authorities. At St. Joe’s U ...

So federal prosecutors are now handing out grand jury subp ...

If nothing else, he talks the talk. But does Milton Street have a shot at being our next mayor? In Sixth Square right now, you can ...

A Holocaust survivor with ties to a local organization was awarded the nation’s highest honor for civilians yesterday; the Medal of ...

“Bloody Hell”  is as concise as we can be in describing this play by Martin McDonagh. “Bloody Hell” & ...

The Archdiocese of Philadelphia has announced additional steps to deal with allegations of child sexual abuse. A grand jury report ...

A school vouchers bill was front and center in Harrisburg Wednesday. The Pennsylvania Senate’s Education Committee was holding a daylo ...

Brent Celek “is a world class athlete.” That would probably be nicer for Celek to hear if it wasn’t coming from a lawsu ...

Like something out of a car insurance commercial, a Lawnside, N.J., woman was in a car crash apparently brought on by some misguided advi ...

Reactions were mostly positive last week when Urban Outfitters and Glaxo Smith Kilne announced expansions and moves to the South Philadel ...

Camden residents got a taste of good news. Campbell’s Soup is making a major investment in the ailing city that has been the comp ...