Delaware News

Catherine Beatrice Hopkins of 1 Briarwood Court, Belvidere, was recently honored at the Rancho, Route 46, Belvidere, to celebrate her 97th Birthday.

Nearly $17 million in federal funds will be allocated by the Army Corps of Engineers to continue deepening of the Delaware River shipping channel by five feet.

If you think Rutgers fans are coming off as jilted lovers, this won't make any fans in DeKalb for their former favorite son.

A new site director and program coordinator has taken the reigns at the Family Success Center of Salem County, with high hopes of bringing a fresh perspective to the center's goal of strengthening family ties in the area.

Each month at Summit High School, one ton of food waste that would otherwise enter the waste stream is composted, saving money and benefitting the environment.

If you're tired of New Jersey's income taxes, just head southbound and you should find relief in Delaware.

Erin Doherty, Mackenzie Kerner, and Shyanne Bryan of Bayshore Middle School pictured with their character development awards.

In 1961, President John F. Kennedy held the first presidential news conference to be carried live on radio and television.

RICHMOND , Va. & DOVER, Del. -- GPM Investments LLC, which operates the Fas Mart and Shore Stop convenience store chains, has announced that it has donated $10,000 to the Central Virginia Food Bank and $10,000 to the Food Bank of Delaware through BP's Fueling Communities grant program.

Would you quit a dream job to pursue a non-paying lifelong dream? Last fall, Andrea Villafuerte resigned from her production job for MTV documentaries to join college pal Mike Haber and his lifelong friend Samatha Eulas in their shared theater venture: One Dream Productions.

A developer is pushing ahead with plans to build a historical theme park on an uninhabited southern New Jersey island despite the possibility the state could use part of the island as a dumping spot for dredging from the Delaware River.

An hourly employee in New Jersey who grosses $290 a week working full-time for the minimum wage would earn an extra $50 if the state raises the rate as proposed.

The man in charge of New Jersey's latest effort to improve teacher quality easily uses terms like "human capital continuum," "skill sets," and "gap analysis." Peter Shulman, the new assistant state commissioner and chief talent officer, is a very much a systems guy.

An hourly employee in New Jersey who grosses $290 a week working full-time for the minimum wage would earn an extra $50 if the state raises the rate as proposed.