Archives: Articles

State lawmakers head back to Dover for the start of another legislative session.  After a successful November election, Democrats h ...

A West Philadelphia Charter School demolished by fire is going to share some space for the rest of the academic year.  A new buildin ...

There is a piece of Wilmington history coming back to life along Market Street.  The Queen Theater will become the newest location ...

UD’s assistant football coach looks back at the Blue Hens’ collapse in the FCS championship game against Eastern Washington, ...

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

Voting closed last night for the Miss America Quality of Life Award, but Miss Delaware, Kayla Martell, won’t know until Saturday if ...

On the second day of Susan Phillips’ return to Haiti, she surveys the capital city Port au Prince and visits a medical center that ...

For years physicians were guided to take a “watch and see” approach to treating children’s ear infections. But a new st ...

A week after giving up 20 unanswered points in the NCAA Division 1-AA title game, Coach K.C. Keeler says the University of Delaware’ ...

They shrink, blow, pop and get in the way when you’re driving. But boy, do they attract customers. A New Jersey artist and part-tim ...

On Tuesday, the city across the river from Philadelphia, plans to enact massive layoffs.  Camden, New Jersey officials say they̵ ...

Authorities have determined the death of Princeton University freshman Khristin Kyllo was the result of natural causes. The 18-year-old w ...

A hunter found dead in the West Vincent woods Wednesday died as the result of an accident. The Exton man was discovered Wednesday afterno ...

The New Castle County GOP is excitedly sending out the word that Tom Kovach’s victory as New Castle County President is the first c ...

The Kennedys, shrewd authors of their own mythology, have always played hardball with the media. Way back in 1952, when the influential B ...