Historic August Quarterly festival this weekend after devastating fire
The nation's oldest African American religious festival kicks off in Wilmington, Delaware, months after a fire destroyed Mother African Union Church.
Delaware County Townships Race to Regulate Data Centers Before They Arrive
Delaware County townships aren’t waiting around for data centers to show up before they write the rules. Officials in Tinicum, Marple, and Newtown are pushing zoning proposals through Thursday’s Delaware County Planning Commission agenda, and Concord Township held its own public meeting on the issue this past Tuesday,
From Clifton Heights to Chadds Ford: Eight Must-Try Delco Cheesesteaks Spots
Philadelphia may get the credit for inventing the cheesesteak, but Delaware County has spent decades making the sandwich its own. Across Delco, longtime family-run institutions share the landscape with newer shops serving ribeye, Cooper Sharp, seeded rolls, long hots, and increasingly creative specialty steaks. Whether
97 Richards Layton attorneys honored as Delaware legal community earns national recognition
Firm’s results offer one measure of the depth of legal talent supporting Delaware’s national role in corporate law WILMINGTON, Del. — Ninety-seven attorneys at Richards, Layton & Finger have been recognized in the 2027 editions of The Best Lawyers in America and Best Lawyers: Ones to Watch in America, an achievement th
Baltimore County Schools Took 17 Days To Report Counselor’s Delaware Arrest
A Baltimore County Public Schools counselor once celebrated nationally as a hero for tackling an armed student shooter was arrested during a human trafficking raid at a Delaware massage parlor on July 15, but the school district did not notify parents that he had been placed on leave and barred from school property unt
Three Alleged Wilmington-Based Gang Members Indicted for Hobbs Act Robbery in Dover
DOVER, Del. – Three men alleged to be members of Wilmington-based 6ixers gang have each been federally indicted on a count of Hobbs Act robbery. According to court documents, 19-year-old Jerome Pegram of Newark; 22-year-old Damire Lee, of Wilmington; 19-year-old Jeremiah Cunningham, also of Wilmington, are alleged to h
Man charged with assault for repair bill rage
A dispute over a repair bill resulted in assault charges against a New Castle man. Delaware State Police said 74-year old Ellis Brownson allegedly hit a Meineke employee with his vehicle on Tuesday morning, August 18, 2026, at the shop on Philadelphia Pike in Claymont. According to troopers, Brownson refused...
Eight Delicious Italian Restaurants in Delaware County That Define Great Dining
Delaware County has always had a deep connection to Italian food, and today, that tradition is as strong as ever. It’s the cuisine of birthdays and anniversaries, of Sunday dinners that stretch into the evening, of the kind of hospitality that makes a restaurant feel less like a business and more like someone’s home.
Reopening of Library Avenue bridge a cause for celebration
Holding signs reading "Honk for 72," kids from Newark Christian Childcare gathered along Library Avenue/South Chapel Street on Wednesday to celebrate the reopening of the road after two months of bridge construction. The kids waved to drivers, urging them to honk, and they cheered wildly when a driver obliged. No doubt
Easterseals Caregiver Conference Offers Support, Resources, and Hope
Delaware Caregivers Encouraged to Take Time for Themselves at Aug. 26 Event NEW CASTLE, Del. — When Mike Minor suddenly became a caregiver for his wife, Virginia, he quickly learned a lesson he now hopes other Delaware caregivers will take to heart: You do not have to do it alone. Mike and Virginia’s lives changed when

















