The 2010 campaigns for federal office have turned into frontline races for the entire country, and that is just the politics of it.
In the past 10 years in the Delaware Senate, where there were only three involuntary exits.
Control of the 41-member chamber will be prime this campaign season, just as it was in the 2008 election, when the majority flipped from Republican to Democrat for the first time in 24 years. It gave the Democrats the entire Delaware General Assembly.
A frightening, indelible day in history forever links Alexander Haig, the combustible general and secretary of state who died Sunday at 85, with Frank Ursomarso, the chairman of the Union Park car dealerships in Wilmington.
I’ll spare you other details of “From Paris With Love.” It was painfully bad.
If he lives by his declaration to reform, he deserves to regain his reputation, if not entirely at least in large part.
There is one piece of our news operation that needed a closer look — the website — and so we made that a top priority in early 2010.
Gov. Jack Markell, who has declared death to inefficiencies, suggested last month in his State of the State address that the register of wills should go, the one in New Castle County, the one in Kent County and the one in Sussex County.
With so much lead time, there was no way the Republicans would not have an up-and-comer ready to slot in behind Mike Castle for the House of Representatives, right? Wrong.
Sometimes prejudice just won't die.
Department of Correction officials are looking for Justin Bailey, who failed to return to the Morris Correctional Facility in Dover.
Jim Flood Sr. shares some thoughts on the healing power of wasp stings, the state's fiscal problems and the ease of getting information, while remembering some loved ones.
News Editor Jeff Brown shares his thoughts on Gov. Jack Markell's gambling plans and how his shooting for the moon is costing time and money.
Who knew a wasp could reap such benefits?
Who knew a wasp sting could reap such benefits?
John Hunn Brown, 93, of Wyoming, died Sunday, Sept. 6, 2009.
The body of a Dover man who disappeared near Newark while riding his motorcycle has been located.
Jim Flood Sr. reflects on a one-time meeting with the late Sen. Ted Kennedy.
The Dover Post will begin printing a Saturday edition, starting Sept. 19.
New legislation regarding health care probably will be ready by the end of the year but it probably won't look much like what President Obama asked for.
