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About 500 attendees took part in a Dec. 28 candlelight vigil in Georgetown honoring the life of Cpl./1 Matthew “Ty” Snook, a Delaware state trooper who was fatally shot two days before Christmas. more
There are six nonprofit health systems in Delaware that provide round-the-clock acute care at eight community hospitals, including a pediatric facility. more
The last 12 months have witnessed news items that were felt around the world, across the nation, and locally here at home. From conflicts, to fires, to shutdowns, and crackdowns, a lot … more
In response to a lawsuit filed against Delaware’s medical-aid-in-dying bill Dec. 8, the End-of-Life Justice Center at Compassion & Choices filed a motion to intervene Dec. 19 on … more
WILMINGTON − Funeral services for slain  Delaware State Police trooper Matthew "Ty" Snook will be Monday, Jan. 5, at the University of Delaware in Newark. Cpl./1 Snook was shot and killed … more
CAMDEN — Quakers are inviting the public for the annual  "Simultaneous World Wide Prayer for Peace" 7 p.m. Wednesday, Dec. 31, at Camden Friends Meeting, 122 E. Camden-Wyoming Ave., Camden. … more
The Delaware State Police on Dec. 26 named a 44-year-old Wilmington resident as the suspect who entered a Delaware Division of Motor Vehicles facility in New Castle and fatally shot a trooper earlier this week. more
The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services recently announced that providers who perform gender-affirming care on minors will have to forgo federal Medicare and Medicaid funding, even where the procedures are legal. more
American Civil Liberties Union Delaware on Dec. 22 filed a complaint against three school districts to Superior Court, reporting that Freedom of Information Act requests were met with “unusually high fee charges.” more
Delaware State Police and the law enforcement community are mourning the loss of a 10-year veteran trooper who was shot and killed Tuesday afternoon. Corporal Grade One Matthew T. “Ty” Snook, 34, of Hockessin, was fatally shot while working at the Division of Motor Vehicles on Hessler Boulevard in Wilmington. more
GEORGETOWN ─ A candlelight vigil is planned on Dec. 28 on the Circle in remembrance of Cpl. Matthew T. "Ty" Snook, a Delaware state trooper who was shot and killed while working at the Division of … more
The state’s Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Control announced Dec. 15 that five officials have moved into new Delaware State Parks positions. more
Delaware State University president Tony Allen has pleaded to a misdemeanor reckless-driving charge after a traffic stop in July. more
Delmarva Power announced an adjustment to its natural gas delivery rates Dec. 17, and typical customers should expect a 3% increase. more
WILMINGTON — Today, Delaware Governor Matt Meyer ordered all flags at state buildings and facilities to be flown at half-staff in remembrance of the Delaware state trooper who was killed in the line of duty during the tragic shooting at the Wilmington DMV in New Castle. more
DOVER — Bayhealth announced the completion of its latest Community Health Needs Assessment, a comprehensive process conducted every three years, to identify the most pressing health needs of Kent … more
DOVER —  The Bethany/Fenwick Chamber of Commerce announced registration for the 2026 Ocean to Bay Bike Tour is open for … more
DOVER — Gone are the days of traveling long distances in search of fuel, snacks, tobacco, drinks and other necessities. Today, it’s all about quick-paced convenience. So, practically every … more
To many, it would seem that Rosemary Everton of Seaford has had an interesting life. more
Traffic concerns were not enough to defeat a zoning change that will allow the Belle Mead mixed-use development, along Del. 24, near Lewes. more
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