Many Delawareans are just one medical emergency, car problem or other unexpected expense away from financial ruin. That’s because nearly 1 of 10 individuals in the First State live at or …
DOVER — Some notes and quotes between headlines and deadlines ... *** More than half of Delaware’s tenants are paying 30 percent or more of their incomes on housing. The …
From Massachusetts to North Carolina, states along the East Coast are banking on a renewable energy source to aid their climate goals: offshore wind. And, while Delaware may be further behind in the technology than neighboring New Jersey and Maryland, the state is once again exploring the idea of establishing wind turbines off its coast.
Whether it’s during an impromptu meeting at a Redner’s or via a social media post, Dover Mayor Robin Christiansen wants to share a message: He believes the city and its statewide partners are well prepared to address a large-scale hazardous material emergency.
Here readers will find a package of stories about fentanyl, the synthetic opioid that is now a major contributor to both fatal and nonfatal drug overdoses in Delaware. As our team …
DOVER — It may seem counterintuitive, but the state is distributing fentanyl testing strips to make drug use safer. “We will continue to …
DOVER — Dr. Lynn Morrison, the CEO of Brandywine Counseling & Community Services, said the silver lining of the fentanyl crisis may be that it …
Addiction is a chronic, but treatable, medical condition. Often unintentionally, many people still talk about addiction in ways that may prevent …
FELTON — Outwardly, Jordan McClements appeared to be a sterling student, surely headed to professional success. In his mind, he knew that …
A person suffering an overdose will appear to be unresponsive; may have irregular breathing; may have gray, blue or pale skin; and may have …
If you or a loved one is struggling with addiction in Delaware, call the 24/7 crisis hotline to be connected to treatment and recovery options. …
The series “H2O in the 302” dived into issues surrounding water in the First State. With reporting from Craig Anderson, Logan B. Anderson, Joe Edelen, Mike Finney, Matt McDonald, Konner Metz, Kirit Minhas and, Glenn Rolfe the endeavor investigated and explained Delaware’s connection to water. From the economic impact of the Delaware Bay and the Atlantic Ocean to the state’s rivers and streams and drinking water.
Saltwater, the offshore attraction that lures vacationers in waves to Delaware’s beaches to swim, surf, boat and fish, is under the microscope.
DOVER — A collaboration between Delaware State University’s water-testing laboratory and the city may appear as a small drop in a big …
Summer fishing is in full swing. I'm just waiting for pompano to show up and the other summer freaks and we should be good to go into the fall. …
Fifty years after Congress passed the Clean Water Act, agencies and organizations that watch waterways in the First State have conflicting …
With seafood being an integral part of the plates of many Delawareans, it is important to know what fish are safe to consume. But a March …