Really Simple Syndication (RSS) is a way of having headlines, story summaries, and links to full-length articles delivered to your desktop, or added to your blog or web site.

Here are our RSS feeds:

LOCAL NEWS
    Top News
    Business
    Sports
    High School Sports
    Life
    Opinion

DelDOT Travel Advisories
    Real Time Travel Advisory (All counties)
    Scheduled Travel Restrictions (All counties)

BLOGS
    Pulp Culture
    Verna Vision
    Delaware Pets

SPORTS BLOGS
    UD/DSU College Sports
    High School Sports
    Eagles/Football
    Phillies/Baseball
    76ers/Basketball
    Flyers/Hockey
    Nascar/Racing
    Golf
    Kevin Noonan's Blog
    Fantasy Sports
    Other Sports

SPARK
    Headlines
    SparkCast

AP NATIONAL HEADLINES
    Top News
    U.S. National
    World
    Politics
    Washington
    Business
    Technology
    Sports
    Entertainment
    Health
    Science
    Strange
  more >>

About RSS and news readers

These "feeds," or "channels," are free and are created in the XML-based RSS 1.0 format. XML encodes data in a way that is easily readable by other web sites and a variety of desktop software programs known as news readers, or news aggregators. News readers allow you to view items from dozens, or even hundreds, of web sites at one time, and have the information constantly updated. Examples of news readers include NewzCrawler, Radio Userland, and Amphetadesk.

If you don't want to download and install software, you can visit one of the many RSS feed directories and search engines. Although we are initially using RSS 1.0, we plan to adopt RSS 2.0 as well, and expand the number of feeds.

• More about RSS
• More about RSS news readers and where to get them

Information about our feeds

RSS feeds consist of single RSS files that may be downloaded for personal use in a news reader, or as part of a non-commercial blog or web site. If you use a feed on a web page you must identify www.delawareonline.com as the source, either in text or by using the logo that is part of the feed.

• Read our terms and conditions

In order to make sure all readers are receiving our headlines, it is necessary to update the RSS feeds every 15 minutes. Please make sure that your settings are configured to only accept new stories.

To subscribe, look for the orange XML graphic on this page and elsewhere on the site. Mouse over the image, right-click, and copy the URL. (Choose "Copy Shortcut" for Internet Explorer, "Copy Link Location" for Netscape and Mozilla, or "Copy Link Address" for Opera). In your news reader, select the option that adds a new feed or channel, then paste in the URL and click OK.

Contact information

For questions or to report a problem, please contact Lisa Ford, Online Manager, at lford@delawareonline.com.