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Delaware Blue Hens Coach K.C. Keeler admits many of his friends have pointed out the irony of a potential Division I-AA championship matc ...

AAA has released its holiday travel projections for the year, which show more Americans are traveling 50 miles or more to see family this ...

For abuse victims, the anticipation of being patted down by airport security can be as terrifying as reliving their trauma. ...

It’s somewhat ironic that the place where George Washington lived and worked as our first president is on the same block as The Lib ...

Delawareans who are having trouble paying their utility bills have a place to turn. The ...

Georgetown, Del., will borrown $5 million for a new water system. The decision was made last night when 80 residents and corporate proper ...

Campus Reform is researching the political climate at the nation’s top 100 universities to determine if the campuses lean in any on ...

The Delaware state Senate has re-elected Anthony DeLuca (D-Varlano) to remain Senate President Pro Tem by the slimmest of margins in a vo ...

The IRS is looking for people to help low income families file their taxes next year.   The ...

Protestors of Michael Vick haven’t been at many of the Eagles’ recent home games, but it’s not because they’ve gi ...

U.S. Sen. Bob Casey has great timing. The Pennsylvania senator is pushing for legislation that would help women- and minority-owned busin ...

Consider it a role reversal. While Comcast customers are setting up locks and parental controls so kids don’t “accidentally ...

Happy Wednesday, Feeders! Here’s a list of some of the stories we’re chasing (and not chasing) to get you over the hump: ...

Governor Markell will name the leaders of his Council on Health Promotion and Disease Prevention tonight at The Shands House, on gro ...

The Stuff the Cabin food drive at the Tall Pines Campground wraps up tonight.   The goal is to collect 1,000 lbs. of food ...