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Longtime neighborhood organizer, Anita Hamilton of Germantown, has decided to make a run for the Eighth District City Council seat that i ...

Good morning, Feeders! It’s a bit chilly this morning, but it’s not snowing, which it pretty much all we can ask for. What wa ...

Changes to tautog, spiny dogfish up for discussion tonight in Lewes.   The state Division of Fish and Wildlife will hold a ...

Food from Delaware’s sister state in Japan will be featured in a showcase today in Dover.   As part of an economic e ...

Already closed to foot traffic for poor conditions, a part of Atlantic City’s Boardwalk collapsed yesteday. A Public Works crew is ...

What would have been Nadin Khoury’s second appearance on The View was postponed at the last minute. Khoury, the 13-year-ol ...

With prodding from Delaware’s Black Caucus Chairman Jea P. Street, Wilmington Mayor James M. Baker has agreed to ask Gov. Jack Mark ...

Mayor Nutter will be rubbing elbows this afternoon with restaurateurs Stephen Starr and Marc Vetri. Along with others, the three will be ...

Psychologist Dan Gottlieb and WHYY’s health reporter Taunya English discuss college students — and their special brand of str ...

Today a judge is expected to rule on a case involving two Camden icons: Campbell’s and Sears. The Campbell Soup Co. wants to knock ...

The Veep is in Philly today. He’ll deliver remarks at 30th Street Station on the Administration’s plan to build a 21st ...

With a million people still living in tents, it’s easy to see how slowly Haiti is recovering from last year’s earthquake. But ...

The intersection of Germantown Avenue and Bethlehem Pike is described as one of the more dangerous intersections for pedestrians trying t ...

The West Oak Lane Charter School will soon be expanding its walls and student body. City government and state officials this week ...

The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services just posted a list of the 10 mos ...