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Mae Reeves’ hats have been accepted into the Smithsonian Institute. A local hatmaker has become part of history. Mae Reeves ...

The student is represented by the same lawyer who’s suing the District on behalf of another student with a similar claim. An ...

Senator Bob Casey says the federal government needs to play a role in regulating natural gas drilling. Casey has pushed for federa ...

The embattled public safety chief of the Delaware River Port Authority has resigned his post. Michael Joyce’s departure comes just ...

A much ballyhooed management tool is on hiatus at Philadelphia City Hall until an overhaul is completed by city officials. A much ...

Some major players such as Albert Pujols of St. Louis are critical of the law. Advocates have not been able to get Philadelphia players ...

The Fire Commissioner says closing up to three stations each day won’t affect readiness. He says five are out of service already f ...

Pennsylvania’s Department of Public Welfare and local law enforcement are investigating the death of a 20-year old resident of Wood ...

The federal government is dangling bonus checks to entice doctors to make the switch to electronic health records. This month, providers ...

DuPont triples its profits in the second quarter of 2010. The Wilmington-based chemical giant posted big gains for the second quar ...

Visitation will be held Friday night and the funeral will be held Saturday for Nate Henn. Former UD student Nate Henn will be reme ...

First time the disease found this year. DNREC says West Nile mosquito season just beginning. Delaware’s first case of the W ...

In New Jersey, weekend storms eased drought, but in the hot weather they can easily return. There’s an upside to the thunder ...

Hydrofracture gas drilling in Pennsylvania is going strong in some areas, and just getting started in others. The difference is largely a ...