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Police responded to reports of a man with a gun at the Walmart on South State Road in Marple Township on Wednesday, September 30. Officers took Taeshawn Salmon into custody outside the store without incident and recovered a BB gun rifle inside. Salmon is awaiting arraignment and faces charges of...

Delaware’s life beyond the spotlight is easier to understand through studios, village institutions and historic gardens than through a list of supposed celebrity hideaways. Its cultural history includes nationally known figures and people whose legendary standing is strongest within the state. The ten lives below do no

More than 160 years after Bayard Taylor built it, the Kennett Square home where the celebrated writer and diplomat entertained some of the era’s leading literary figures is up for sale again, with an asking price of $3.1 million. Known as Cedarcroft, the brick estate at 108 Gatehouse Drive...

Babe D’Ignazio reportedly once buzzed State Street in his plane and nearly landed in trouble with the law. But he’d go on to leave a far more lasting mark on Media. That mark is the Towne House. For much of the past 75 years, the restaurant at 117 Veterans Square has been one of Media’s most recognizable dining spots.

Ramon Acevedo admitted in court this week to fatally shooting a woman during a dispute at a Paulsboro home and wounding a juvenile who fled the scene. The 41-year-old now faces decades in prison.

A man is under arrest after threatening people with a BB gun that appeared to be real at a Walmart store in Delaware County on Wednesday, according to the Marple Township Police Department. Officers were called to the Walmart store located at 400 South State Road in Marple Township around...

A Gloucester County man who called 911 on himself after fatally shooting his fiancée and wounding her daughter in January has pleaded guilty. Ramon Luis Acevedo, 40, of Paulsboro, pleaded guilty Monday to first-degree murder, second-degree aggravated assault and second-degree possession of a weapon for an unlawful purp

In the 1800s, the Delaware State Fair was held in September, unlike current day when the event is held in July. In that era, the fair was held in Wilmington and visitors had to travel by stagecoach or horse and buggy, although train travel made it easier by 1898. Yet, a report in the Delaware Gazette and State Journal,

Shannon Thompson, owner of Jerk Fry City Delaware, talks to Good Day Philadelphia viewers about her amazing cuisine & specialty products that keeps customers coming back for more!

A Delaware pastor has been sentenced to 18 months in prison after running a $544,764 pandemic relief fraud scheme. Brian Pitman, 47, a church leader with Delaware County ties who pastored a 350-member congregation, served as a volunteer police chaplain and ran a mentoring program, pleaded guilty to wire fraud and filin