Besides keeping roads cleaner, prisoner road crews save money for the cash-strapped state, which shells out about $650,000 a year for cleanup workers on the Department of Transportation payroll.

Fourth of July festivities expected to draw enthusiastic crowds

Eight people were arrested and about $3,000 in illegal fireworks were confiscated this week in an attempt to prevent what could be dangerous fireworks shows this weekend, the state fire officials said Thursday.

To most people, Barley Mill Road offers a quiet, winding, scenic drive along Red Clay Creek, but for someone, it looked like a good place to dump a load of trash.

Delaware Chief Justice Myron Steele announced Thursday that while the recent pay cut for state employees did not apply to state judges, most will voluntarily accept the reduction.

The Delaware Supreme Court this week issued a stern warning to the Delaware Attorney General's Office that prosecutors have been crossing the line in comments to juries at the close of criminal cases.

If a new federal proposal becomes law, doctors in one field of medicine will get paid less for what they already do so doctors in another field can get paid more for what they already do.

A Florida couple staying at a Talleyville hotel was attacked last week by a pair of assailants who waited to rob them as they returned to their room, state police said.

Police say men were found with cocaine and drug paraphernalia

Vice President Joe Biden arrived in Iraq on Thursday to visit US soldiers, just two days after all American combat troops withdrew from Baghdad and all of Iraq's cities and towns.