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HARRINGTON — Skilled cowboys and cowgirls will showcase their talents in bull riding, barrel racing, roping and more at First State Stampede May 30 at the Delaware State Fairgrounds’ … more
You could give partial credit for Nicholas Rodriguez’s long-lasting city solicitor term to his late brother. more
DOVER — Dancers from The Ballet Theatre of Dover hope to take audiences back to the early days of American music with this weekend’s “Classics & More.” The show, in … more
LEWES — Strawberry shortcake, strawberry pie, strawberry smoothies and all things strawberry made from local berries found at the Historic Lewes Farmers Market are on the menu this week … more
On May 13, voters throughout Delaware picked among candidates to fill school board seats. All results statewide are unofficial pending certification by the … more
REHOBOTH BEACH — Though it usually enforces a moratorium on such activities from May 15 until Sept. 15, the city will allow demolition to continue at the existing Sirocco Motel and Grotto Pizza … more
DOVER— The state Senate voted unanimously on Thursday to add the intentional interference of a school bus' operations as a disorderly conduct offense amid an uptick in such incidents in the … more
DOVER— The House Education Committee unanimously approved legislation Wednesday that would strengthen health training requirements for coaches of Delaware school sports teams. Sudden … more
Harrington officials have tapped Doug Poore to fill the new position of economic development and community engagement coordinator. more
The Scoop on Loockerman has announced its seasonal opening will be Thursday from 3 to 6 p.m. at its location on 305 W. Loockerman St. This grand reopening will feature ice cream in … more
DOVER — Delaware is ranked No. 1 in the country for hospital quality, according to the latest U.S. News & World Report Best States rankings. By capturing the top spot this year, the … more
A measure to protect access to library materials passed the House of Representatives’ Administration Committee on Wednesday, despite Republican leaders’ concern about its book-challenging mechanism. more
BRIDGEVILLE — While Kaytra Macdonald is a biological mother to one son and a grandmother to a grandson, she also has a long reach as an advocate. That influence was recently recognized … more
A 25-year-old Dover man suffered critical injuries when shot by a police officer in Townsend following a stolen vehicle pursuit Friday, authorities said. more
ANNAPOLIS, Md. – The Daily State News’ year-long series on poverty in Delaware has won first place in the Public Service category of the Maryland-Delaware-D.C. Press Association editorial … more
Milford residents’ responses to a National Community Survey this spring generally matched nationwide trends but identified several areas for upgrades. more
The state Senate unanimously passed two measures Thursday ensuring that elected and appointed officials working at state-funded colleges do not receive coincident pay. more
DOVER — The Trump administration’s crackdown on illegal immigration has made its way to the First State. On April 29, the Camden Police Department entered into a 287(g) agreement … more
DOVER — There aren’t many who would argue the life of a farmer is easy, but with one federal funding program ended, one delayed, another just starting to trickle in money and the lack of … more
SUMURI, a forensic software and hardware development company in Magnolia, is one of many businesses around the country facing unpredictability amid tariffs. more
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