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The Capital School District and representatives of its employees' unions ratified contracts for the 2026-27 year July 1.
Capital district staff receive pay raises, more support
Three Capital School District staff unions ratified their 2026-27 contracts July 1, including salary increases and other changes. more
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Dover City Council believes that hydrogen power could be a boon for the city and Delaware, last week approving an ordinance to allow their use in certain industrial zones.
Dover inches toward clean hydrogen plant
Clean hydrogen technology in Delaware took a major step forward at a Dover City Council meeting last week. more
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The Delaware Department of Health and Social Services will reopen cooling centers from Wednesday, July 15 to Friday, July 17 from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
Delaware reports first case of measles in more than decade
The Delaware Division of Public Health on Monday, July 20, reported its first confirmed measles case in more than 10 years, identified in Kent County. more
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Delaware Insurance Commissioner Trinidad Navarro, right, finalizes the unveiling of a Delaware Public Archives marker for Greenwood School 222-C on Friday, July 17. From left are Maegan Peterman, the archives' director; 222-C alumnus Maurice Hughes; state Rep. Danny Short; and alumnus Bryant T. Bell, the marker applicant.
Greenwood school’s legacy lives on through alumni, marker
Greenwood School 222-C no longer stands. But the memories of the students of color who attended the one-room facility during America’s segregation era are alive and well. more
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The Kent County recorder of deeds has utilized a system to alert residents about potential property fraud for three years.
Property fraud alerts protecting Kent Countians
They’ve been in use about three years now, and Kent County’s property fraud notifications continue to safeguard the public. more
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Helena Rose Molock, the CEO of Helena Rose's Lemonade Stand, sells her drinks outside her home in Dover.
Dover entrepreneur, 10, helps out one lemonade at a time
Four years ago, Helena Rose Molock of Dover started a lemonade enterprise that continues to sweeten the summers of both longtime customers and newcomers. more
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Gina Seebachan, the owner of the Be With Me Children's Playseum that is coming to the Nylon Capital Center in Seaford, shares information on her business with City Council on Tuesday, July 14.
New tenants highlight Nylon Capital Center update in Seaford
Slowly but surely, the rebirth of the Nylon Capital Center in Seaford is sailing along. Three large anchor tenants — Delaware Technical Community College, TidalHealth and The Mill Seaford — are either open or in the homestretch. more
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A yellow, smoky haze develops around Magnolia on Friday, July 17, causing a burning smell to linger.
Poor air quality leaves burnt scent throughout Delaware
As Canadian wildfires blow smoke over a large portion of the U.S., Delawareans will continue to feel its effects this weekend. more
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The Delaware Department of Agriculture said Friday, July 17, that locally grown produce in the state is still safe to eat, amid a national cyclosporiasis outbreak.
Delaware reports single case of cyclosporiasis
The Delaware Division of Public Health said Friday, July 17, that there has been one confirmed case of cyclosporiasis in the state so far, amid a national outbreak of thousands since May. more
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Delaware's unemployment rate in June was 4.9%, one of its lowest averages in about a year.
Delaware jobless rate inches down, remains above national average
For the third month in a row, the state’s unemployment rate has declined. more
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The price for a gallon of regular unleaded gas stood at $3.89 at the Citgo 1 Stop Food Market in Georgetown on Thursday, July 16.
Gas in Delaware approaches $4 a gallon
Gas prices in Delaware are creeping toward $4 a gallon, after a midweek jump of nearly 10 cents, due in part to instability along the Strait of Hormuz and tension between the U.S. and Iran. more
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Academy of Dover staff hold donated backpacks, supplied by i.g. Burton Toyota of Dover.
Burton Toyota supplies Academy of Dover students
As the families and students of Academy of Dover prepare for another academic year, they’re getting some assistance with their supplies. more
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The sun sets behind trees Tuesday at the Acadia Landing subdivision west of Rehoboth Beach. DAILY STATE NEWS/BRIAN TROMPETER
Smoky conditions lead to "very unhealthy" conditions
DOVER – Any individuals who are struggling with breathing conditions today can be rest assured – you are not alone. In fact, the Delaware Department of Natural Resources and Environmental … more
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Delaware’s June housing market shows increased activity
DOVER — Delaware’s housing market gained momentum in June, with more homes coming onto the market and more buyers completing transactions compared to the same time last year. more
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Two cottage-type model homes are on East Market Street in Georgetown. Little Living LLC has plans for 20 similar houses on two small parcels there.
Georgetown council may revise tiny-home ordinance
A divisive Georgetown ordinance approved last December that allows up to 12 tiny homes per acre in urban residential zoning may be facing a revision. more
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The Sussex County Vocational Technical School District Board of Education has approved a slight reduction in the district's tax rate for fiscal 2027.
Sussex Tech board OKs small tax rate reduction
It’s certainly not a large reduction, but it’s also not an increase. During its July 1 organizational meeting, the Sussex County Vocational Technical School District Board of Education approved a decrease in its tax rate for fiscal 2027. more
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Greater volumes of traffic are increasing the safety risks for drivers and motorcyclists during their peak riding season. DAILY STATE NEWS FILE PHOTO/MIKE FINNEY
Motorcyclists, vehicle drivers urged to share roads safely
DOVER — It’s the time of year when vehicle drivers and motorcyclists share the roads more often, increasing risks while traveling. That’s why the Delaware Office of Highway Safety is … more
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At the Air Mobility Command Museum, this C-5A Galaxy is displayed the way it looked when the first of them came to Dover Air Force Base on April 16, 1971.
Open Cockpit Day a really big deal at Dover museum
The Air Mobility Command Museum’s monthly Open Cockpit Day is a time of camaraderie for retired and active airmen, as well as aviation enthusiasts, in Dover. more
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Lifetime Wells International founder Ken Wood speaks at a MOT Rotary Club meeting in Middletown May 15, 2024.
Delmarva well-driller's legacy will be service to Ghana
DENTON, Md. — Ken Wood, whose legacy will be drilling thousands of wells in Ghana, died Saturday. He was 82. Wood was the owner of Lifetime Wells and one of the founders of Lifetime Wells International, which provided clean water wells for African communities along with cataract surgeries and eyeglasses. more
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The Office of Supplier Diversity falls under the Delaware Division of Small Business.
Delaware Commercial Corridor Initiative to boost small businesses
DOVER — Governor Matt Meyer joined Delaware Division of Small Business Director CJ Bell Tuesday, July 14, to launch the Delaware Commercial Corridor Initiative, a new statewide program designed to help small businesses improve their storefronts, buildings and operations while revitalizing Delaware’s downtown and commercial districts. more
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