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Gathering for their rights, over 100 military members assembled in Legislative Hall in Dover on Thursday, as part of the second annual We the Veterans rally. more
DOVER – Caesar Rodney School District’s annual Rider Pride Day will be on April 12 at Caesar Rodney High School, from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Festivities at the event include art shows, … more
DOVER — The proposed changes to Delaware's General Corporation Law gained unanimous approval in the Senate on Thursday, marking the next step in the General Assembly and Meyer Administration's … more
In 1703, 22 Kent County residents signed a petition requesting the ministry of a priest. A year later, that tiny congregation began worshiping in a small wooden structure outside of Dover. more
CAMDEN — Ongoing roadwork on the town’s east side probably looks like a giant puzzle right now to motorists traveling on U.S. 13, near Del. 10. However, according to Charles … more
WILMINGTON – The Coolest Thing Made in Delaware Contest is down to the final eight. Organized by the Delaware State Chamber of Commerce and its affiliate, the Delaware Manufacturing … more
So far, Sussex County has two active transportation improvement districts — called “Henlopen” and “Southeast Milford.” Two others, known as “Milton” and “Roxana Road,” are still being developed, much like the roads they encompass. more
DOVER – There’s still time to see the Delaware Division of the Arts’ 14th annual Delaware State Employee Art Exhibition, located at the arts center/gallery at Delaware State … more
Establishing a transportation improvement district provides for comprehensive land use and transportation planning in a defined area. It also eliminates the need for a traffic impact study if the proposed development conforms to the plan — therefore, speeding the process. more
Wayne DeMarco of Smyrna takes responsibility for the crash that left him a quadriplegic in 2016. Now, the 30-year-old feels a duty to aid other disabled individuals. more
SMYRNA — As the long-time location closure nears, a bittersweet feeling surrounds the Smyrna Public Library. more
For the second time in three years, Delaware lawmakers are attempting to enhance safeguards for tenants living in manufactured housing communities. more
Dover's Department of Planning & Inspection released its 2024 annual report at Monday’s City Council meeting, showing an increase in permits for new homes. more
Constructing tiny homes in Kent County has been a challenge, due to a lack of regulations for them and a small amount of interest. more
This story will be updated. DOVER — A proposal to enshrine abortion rights into the Delaware Constitution was passed by the Senate along party lines on Tuesday, sending the legislation to … more
GEORGETOWN — Citing two-year deficits that left the department about $1 million in the hole, leaders of the Lewes Fire Department informed the Sussex County Council it had voted to begin … more
Former state Rep. Ruth Briggs King addressed Delaware’s budget cycle Monday during a virtual discussion with A Better Delaware chair Jane Brady. more
Delaware’s Supreme Court ruled Friday that Gov. Matt Meyer can withdraw his predecessor’s nominations to the Diamond State Port Corp. board before they are confirmed by the Senate. more
It’s not as glamorous as swooping low over a marsh in a helicopter or soaring above fields and forests in a fixed-wing aircraft. more
WILMINGTON — Do More 24, the state’s biggest day of giving, raised more than $2.5 million for Delaware’s nonprofit community last Thursday and Friday, breaking an event record. … more
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