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Education reform is a top priority in Delaware. At an elementary school in Sussex County we see how change is already taking place. < ...

Whatever happened to Amelia Earhart? The enduring mystery has a new twist, and a Delaware connection. ...

You can’t bring a PHL executive to Delaware County and not expect questions about the expansion. Philadelphia International Airport ...

Fifteen cops in suburban Philadelphia are facing dismissal for allegedly cheating on a re-certification test back in February 2009. Offic ...

Devastating images are pouring in from Japan after a massive earthquake and tsunami.  One of the most affected areas is in Delaware& ...

Amid the layoffs, library closing and general low morale, Camden has taken a media hit recently. The bad press hasn’t gone unnotice ...

Three seals have been seen on Delaware beaches over the past few weeks. Executive Director of the Marine Education, Research & ...

Happy Friday, Feeders! The big news stories today are a bit of a downer, but we’re chasing all angles in an effort to keep the end ...

As part of the annual St. Patrick’s Day tradition, Wilmington Mayor James Baker will paint a green stripe down a portion of King S ...

Less than half of all eligible Delaware students take advantage of tax credits to help pay for college. Senator Carper is trying to ...

Members of New Jersey’s Communications Workers of America union will gather in Trenton today for the first of four collective barga ...

An audit on the Philadelphia Housing Authority’s legal fees has the Department of Housing & Urban Development putting PHA on bl ...

Update: Thousands living near Japan’s Fukushima No. 1 power plant have been evacuted, as the quake shut down the n ...

Morning, Feed readers! Hope you’re dry while reading this. The rain has finally stopped, but the threat of flooding c ...

The Chestnut Hill Community Association plans to hire a new person to fill its Community Manager position. Philip LeCalsey, who was the m ...