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Gov. Jack Markell has made it clear, balancing the 2012 budget will require some pain. And once again, the ones smarting the most may en ...

With a special election scheduled for Philadelphia’s 185th District Tuesday, preparations were set to begin today. And then the sno ...

The USDA issues new rules to make protecting farm lands easier. The Farm and Ranch Lands Protection Program final rule simplifies ...

50 years of photos taken by News Journal photographer Fred Comegys will be on display at the Delaware Art Museum next month.  The d ...

Despite the re-assurances given when they were installed, new LED traffic lights in Philadelphia are having trouble staying clear of snow ...

Delaware Right to Life is calling for investigations of the state’s abortion clinics after a grand jury report revealed a connectio ...

The Delaware Art Museum is inviting visitors to put the snow that’s on the ground following this week’s storm to good use and ...

Deadlines for 2011 Municipal Primary (May 17)  February 15 First day to circulate and fil ...

Senator Tom Carper (D) will help the Millsboro Fire Company celebrate their receipt of a $132,516 grant from FEMA. The Federal Em ...

In today’s second hour of Radio Times, join host Marty Moss-Coane with guests Tom Moon and Kevin Hanson. Moon is a musician, ...

U.S. Senator Chris Coons (D-DE) will serve on the Judiciary, Foreign Relations, Budget, and Energy committees in the Senate during t ...

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A report on Philadelphia’s Deferred Retirement Option Plan (DROP) should be ready very soon.   City Councilman Brian O& ...

Update: The death of a 26-year-old first grade teacher found in her Manayunk condominium with a fatal stab wound Wednesday ...

It’s been more than a week since anyone last saw Devon Minor. The FBI has joined Pennsylvania State Police, Beaver Falls Police and ...