GEORGETOWN — Two bills which aimed to boost child safety and parental rights laws in the First State are now law. After receiving unanimous support in the General Assembly during the 2025 … more

Mounting frustration about homelessness came to a head for some Georgetown residents Oct. 13. more

DOVER— With the start of Medicare open enrollment on Oct. 15, the Department of Insurance’s Medicare Assistance Bureau has shared an annual consumer information update. Medicare open … more

Mispillion Station II, an affordable housing project that will rehabilitate 32 apartments and construct 16 more in Milford, got a grand kickoff Oct. 16. more

No doubt the legalization of recreational marijuana is a welcome boon to a substantial portion of our community. The authorization bill was passed in 2021 and has since become a bit of a political football with the state and its counties and municipalities. more

Imagine a sudden phone call in the dead of night: a loved one, gone in an instant, stolen by a driver who chose to get behind the wheel impaired. This isn’t just a nightmare; it’s a heartbreaking reality for too many Delaware families. more

In a recent commentary, Sussex Countian Eul Lee asks this question: “What does ‘growth’ mean? Slow and organic expansion that is noticeable or an exponential expansion that our eyes cannot keep up with?” Across Sussex and Kent counties, our changing landscapes are often topics of heated debates and concerns. What do you think should drive development decisions? more

Stacker compiled a ranking of the hottest Octobers in Delaware since 1895 using data from the National Centers for Environmental Information more

     Pamela Kepfer has recovered from alcoholism.      She passed away peacefully on October 11, 2025 at home with family.      She was preceded by her … more

DOVER — Delaware Symphonic Winds is fueled by the never-ending quest of musicians to pursue their musical passions. The 50-member ensemble performs some of the finest selections for wind … more

Joining thousands of events nationwide, Sussex County residents have organized their own “No Kings” rallies Oct. 18 to protest the actions of the executive branch, the government shutdown and the complicity of the Supreme Court. more

LAUREL ─ The Delaware Department of Agriculture on Oct. 10 announced the 29th round of easement selections by the Delaware Agricultural Lands Preservation Foundation. This will preserve 36 … more

The Caesar Rodney School District Board of Education voted unanimously in favor of an operating referendum at its Oct. 13 meeting. more

Stacker compiled the best NFL players born in Delaware using Pro-Football-Reference.com more

DOVER — The Department of Health and Social Services has its new leader: Christen Linke Young, a former White House health official during the Biden administration. The state Senate … more

Ground has officially been broken on the Downtown Dover Partnership’s $22 million mobility center, the first of its large-scale priorities. more

Milford City Council on Oct. 13 unanimously approved a resolution to support a grant application for technical assistance on zoning and land use reform from the Delaware State Housing Authority. more

On Nov. 2 at 4 p.m., the Kent County chapter of the Delaware State University Alumni Association will host its 10th annual Gospel Fest. All proceeds from the event go towards … more