A fire at the University of Delaware's Chabad Center for Jewish Life has been ruled arson, the Delaware State Fire Marshal announced Wednesday.

Mega pop star Harry Styles swung through Bear, Delaware Tuesday, and made at least one Wawa employee's day (possibly lifetime?).

Joe Biden, the presumptive Democratic presidential nominee, and his running mate Kamala Harris will deliver remarks this afternoon A.I. duPont High School in Greenville.

If elected to the U.S. Senate, Republican candidate Lauren Witzke, who's challenging Senator Chris Coons (D), wants to put $1,200 checks monthly into the hands of Americans until the COVID-19

Transgender and human rights activist Sarah McBride is running for Harris McDowell's state senate seat in the 1st District, which includes Claymont and Bellefonte.

With DART electric buses as a backdrop, United States Secretary of Transportation Pete Buttigieg spoke in Wilmington on Friday, March 4, 2022, touting the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law and its impact

Two women charged with stealing a Make America Great Again hat from a boy seated outside the Democratic National Convention in Wilmington have had their charges upgraded to hate crimes,

On Monday, Delaware State University President Tony Allen issued a statement in response to an April 20, 2022, incident where the DSU Women's Lacrosse Team was pulled over by Georgia

Incumbent Delaware Auditor Kathy McGuiness has been defeated by challenger Lydia York in a landslide in Tuesday's Delaware primary for the Democratic nomination for the office.

In the still all-too-crowded Democratic primary field, there is one notable surprise with respect to "how is he still standing?" His name is Andrew Yang. Having already secured his place in the...

Former Wesley All-American quarterback Joe Callahan has signed with the Baltimore Ravens.

State officials declined President Donald Trump's request for members of Delaware's National Guard to dispatch to Washington, D.C., to quell protests in the wake of the killing of George Floyd.

Delaware's Democratic lawmakers have introduced a number of bills collectively identified as a "gun safety package" that look to do everything from strengthening background checks, to holding gun...

A Delaware State trooper is using his hoops skills to help forge ties with youth in Wilmington.

Delaware's former Gov. Jack Markell was appointed Friday by President Joe Biden to a special position created to oversee the nationwide effort of helping refugees fleeing Afghanistan get settled...

Over 75% of Delawareans said they support Delaware's mandatory mask requirements, according to a poll conducted by the University of Delaware.

Delaware State Senator Sarah McBride, the first openly transgender state senator in American history, has announced she's running for Congress.

Senator Coons has added his voice to the chorus of Democrats calling for President Trump to delay the confirmation process for Supreme Court nominee Amy Coney Barrett.

Delaware State University has received the single largest donation in the school's history--$20 million from philanthropist MacKenzie Scott.

As the Salesianum class of 2019 graduates, someone from the class of 1954 finally got his hard-earned diploma.

All Delawareans, ages 16 and older, will become eligible to get a COVID-19 vaccine next week.

Conrad Head Coach John Kulesza has had a front row seat that many fathers would covet.

The Delaware Fraternal Order of Police joined its national body in endorsing Donald Trump in November's presidential election, and they received a "thank you" from the commander-in-chief.

President Joe Biden told graduates Saturday at his alma mater, the University of Delaware, that “now it’s your hour,” as he encouraged young people in the United States to help

'We're glad that we could share': The Hotel DuPont in Wilmington opens its pantry and kitchen to the Sunday Breakfast Mission so the shelter could utilize food that has stored

Delaware's high schools illuminated their stadiums and fields for a special "Friday Night Lights" on the same day Governor Carney announced they would not physically open again this academic year.

ChristianaCare is offering a free, drive-thru coronavirus testing clinic on Wilmington's Riverfront Friday.

On the back of a 14-7 vote Tuesday, state Sen. Sarah McBride's Healthy Delaware Families Act reached the halfway point on its journey through the General Assembly.

Senator Tom Carper (D-Delaware) called for President Donald Trump to resign following a rally that transitioned into an invasion of the Capitol during the count of electoral votes on Wednesday.

State Player of the Year candidate India Johnston scored 27 points, including 7 in overtime, as Caravel held off Sanford 53-47 to win the school's first-ever DIAA Girls Basketball State

"The vaccine is an instrument of health. It's an instrument of liberation," said Benjamin Shrader.

A bill that would require Delaware's K-12 schools to develop and implement a curriculum on Black history for the 2022-23 school year is heading to the governor's desk.

The Delaware Department of Health has announced that four Delawareans have fully recovered from COVID-19 in their latest update on the novel coronavirus.

A food pantry, stocked and managed by the Food Bank of Delaware, is now available at each campus of Delaware Technical Community College throughout the state.

DOVER, Del. (AP) — The Democrat-controlled state Senate voted along party lines Tuesday to pass a bill requiring anyone in Delaware wanting to buy a handgun to first be fingerprinted,

William Penn will become the first traditional public high school above-the-Canal with a lighted stadium and synthetic turf after both parts of the Colonial School District referendum passed Thursday.

A driver crashed after being shot in the head outside the Christiana Mall.

Longtime Delaware radio newsman Allan Loudell has died at the age of 64.

Delaware State University is canceling nearly three quarters of a million dollars in student debt as a response to financial hardships placed on students during the novel coronavirus COVID-19...

Batter up! America's pastime returns to Wilmington Tuesday.

Two bills relating to gun purchases in Delaware were released from the state Senate Judiciary Committee Wednesday, opening their path to the Senate floor, where debate is expected Thursday.

Michael Ryan has been around the Delaware high school sports scene for 31 years as a coach and administrator, and he says he wants to bring more opportunities for First

Salesianum School said it plans to support all of its families affected by COVID-19 layoffs, ensuring that's not the reason a student would leave the school.

Photographs of a crowded food court at Christiana Mall on Black Friday are drawing criticism on social media and leading to a public health response.

On Thursday, Gov. John Carney announced his intention to sign an executive order banning the use of choke-holds by Delaware State Police and Capitol Police and require officers to receive

Voters are heading to the polls Tuesday in the Christina School District.

Abby Leach is a member of the Class of 2020 at Padua Academy and during what was supposed to be a graduation photo shoot on Wednesday, May 27, 2020, she

Christiana Mall will not reopen on June 1, as originally announced, due to a "safety precaution".

A Delaware Chancery Court judge has denied efforts by the Delaware Republican State Committee to declare the state's vote-by-mail system unconstitutional.

Five years ago, then-90-year-old Opal Lee embarked on a journey that would take her from a Fort Worth, Texas church to Washington, D.C., in an attempt to get Juneteenth honored

All Delawareans 16 and older are now eligible to get a COVID-19 vaccine Tuesday.

New Castle County Councilman Penrose Hollins slammed police unions for their endorsement of President Donald Trump, saying communities of color should be alarmed.

A new, 18,000 sq. ft. facility for Delaware's Faithful Friends Animal Society some 20 years in the making had its official ground breaking Tuesday, and a longtime board member discovered

A second-grader from a Bear-area elementary school won a national video contest providing President Joe Biden with the youngster's economic advice.

Near the culmination of an eight-hour session, the Delaware State Senate passed a bill that would renew vote by mail options in Delaware for this fall's elections.

WDEL Breaking News Reporter Mike Phillips received broadcast journalism's top honor Monday, collecting a national Edward R. Murrow Award for Breaking News Coverage.

Saint Mark's Savannah Seemans and Julia Yurkovich combined for 38 kills as the second-ranked Spartans defeated No. 1 Archmere in 4 sets Tuesday night.

The next portion of a gun package, sponsored by Delaware Democrats, aimed at preventing most Delawareans under the age of 21 from purchasing or owning a firearm cleared the General

U.S. Senator Tom Carper, (D - DE) will not seek re-election in 2024.

A bill which would create a requirement to obtain a permit before purchasing a handgun passed in the Delaware House Judiciary Committee Tuesday.

The University of Delaware is forming a Campus Reopening and Fall Planning Task Force it hopes will get the campus ready for a full-scale reopening for Fall Semester.

Red Clay Consolidated School District Superintendent Dorrell Green has announced his schools will open the 2020-21 school year the way they ended 2019-20, with remote learning.

Reading, writing, arithmetic - and financial literacy? A new high school graduation requirement is being proposed in Delaware.

Laurel athletic trainer Kathleen Kenney was watching with interest as medical professionals raced onto the field in Cincinnati last January, following the collapse of Buffalo Bills safety Damar...

About fifty personnel from Exelon-owned utilities Delmarva Power and Atlantic City Electric left from Newark on Monday, August 30, 2021, to assist local power crews in Louisiana repair the damage