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DOVER — A draft Kent County ordinance would address key concerns surrounding data centers, which are proliferating around the country. The county now permits data centers with conditions, and if … more
As a marketing and communications manager for Kent County Tourism Corp., Catherine Jenkins became accustomed to promoting newsmakers. more
Sussex County Council did not approve the two land use ordinances under “Old Business” on its Tuesday, June 2, agenda, instead reviewing changes suggested by county staff during the session. more
LEWES — Join the Sussex Preservation Coalition on June 9 at the Lewes Public Library, 111 Adams Ave., at 7 p.m. to discuss the benefits of wetlands with representatives from the Department of … more
DOVER — Following the May 26 decision of the superior court allowing non-human, artificial entities to vote in Fenwick Island municipal elections, the ACLU of Delaware announced its intention to … more
In a single batch, the state has cleared more than 64,000 eligible cases from public-facing background checks via automation — over three times more than the manual process achieved in 2025. more
SMYRNA — A Smyrna man was arrested for the murder of his 10-year-old daughter and continuous child abuse of two additional children, Delaware State Police said Tuesday, June 1. more
To keep up with other districts and to promote its athletics, the Indian River School District is examining whether to charge admission for high school and middle school sports events in 2026-27. more
DOVER — First State gas prices continued their recent fall this week, with average drops of about 20 cents per gallon across the board, according to Delaware AAA. Diesel beat that average, by … more
Several inhabitants of the Harmony at Kent residential facility for older adults in Dover have filed a complaint with the state regarding unequal compensation after an evacuation four months ago. more
The Delaware Division of Small Business has awarded more than $700,000 to farmers, independent and community groceries, food banks, pantries and other entities in areas considered food deserts or at risk of becoming one. more
DOVER — Former Dover City Manager David Hugg has filed a charge of employment discrimination against the City of Dover after his firing on April 13. Dover City Solicitor Daniel Griffith said on … more
DOVER — Círculo Lounge, the reimagined cocktail and nightlife destination at Bally’s Dover Casino Resort, has patrons going around in circles. The new lounge opened on April 11 and offers a … more
LEWES — Beebe Healthcare’s Emergency Departments have earned bronze-level accreditation from the American College of Emergency Physicians, it announced in late May. ACEP Accreditation is … more
DOVER — The National Weather Service issued advisories for Monday and Tuesday for moderate and high risk of potentially deadly rip currents at Delaware beaches. Moderate risk indicates the … more
Town Council meetings in the Middletown and Smyrna areas are scheduled for this week. more
Delaware continues to have some of its driest and warmest months in recorded history, according to the state Climate Office. more
SEAFORD — Two huge murals, both works by well-known artist Jack Lewis, are property of the Seaford Historical Society and on permanent display at the Seaford Museum. This summer, those Lewis … more
BRIDGEVILLE — From the late 1930s and following service in World War II until the 1990s when he and his wife Dorothy moved to Maine, renowned painter/artist Jack Lewis was a Delawarean. The … more
Sussex County Council will consider two of four land use ordinances Tuesday, June 2. more
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