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The entrance chamber of Legislative Hall in Dover.
Delaware Office of the Marijuana Commissioner seeking informal public comment on draft regulations
DOVER— Delaware’s Office of the Marijuana Commissioner has opened an informal public comment window on regulations for how the state will control the First State’s upcoming … more
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Code Pink protesters raise their paint-covered hands in a demonstration during a hearing of a subcommittee of the House of Representatives' Foreign Affairs Committee on Wednesday. The group is sitting behind Simone Ledeen, former deputy assistant defense secretary for the Middle East under President Donald Trump and now a senior fellow at the Strauss Center for International Security and Law.
Anti-war protesters confront House hearing on Houthi threat
As lawmakers reviewed increasing Houthi attacks on ships in the Red Sea, anti-war protesters confronted a House of Representatives hearing Wednesday over U.S. military involvement in the Middle East. more
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Getting a small business check from Crisfield? You must spend it wisely to keep it
CRISFIELD — The 46 small business owners in the city who will be receiving a $3,000 Small Business Retention Assistance Grant are reminded they now have a responsibility to keep track of how … more
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John Rieley
Sussex seeking transportation options, DelDOT meeting
GEORGETOWN — Sensing the imbalance between the housing development cycle and the transportation infrastructure to support the houses once they become homes, Sussex County Council took a DelDOT … more
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The Delaware Veterans Home in Milford on Wednesday. Sandy Amaker became the interim administrator of the state-run long-term care facility after the departure of Carol Erhart on Oct. 12.
Department of State: Nurse staffing continues to hinder Delaware Veterans Home
DOVER — Competition from the private sector has hampered the Delaware Veterans Home’s ability to hire and retain staff, thus handicapping the facility from welcoming more veterans into … more
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This is the plot of land that is at the heart of a development dilemma in west Dover.
Rezoning issue creates a development dilemma in Dover
DOVER – A 5-acre plot of land at 1617 Forrest Avenue that fronts the Cranberry Run neighborhood and sits directly across the road to Dover High School has served as the epicenter of a … more
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Adegboyega Ogunwusi left, and Kemi Sanni say their vows before Kent County Clerk of the Peace Brenda Wootten on Valentine’s Day Wednesday morning inside the chapel at the Kent County Levy Court Building.
‘Love is in the air’: Valentine’s Day brings 10 weddings to Kent County
DOVER — Valentine’s Day brought much more than a bouquet of flowers, candy, or a greeting card to 10 couples in Kent County on Wednesday. For them, it brought a new life together as … more
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Linda Price, Greater Georgetown Chamber of Commerce president, enjoys Fiona's Irish Fish & Chips during the 2023 St. Patrick's Day Block Party in Georgetown.
Georgetown chamber’s St. Pat’s event proceeding with new sponsors
The Greater Georgetown Chamber of Commerce is pressing on with plans for a second annual St. Patrick’s Day Block Party, without the town as a sponsorship partner. more
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Cannabis grower CULTA operates outdoor and indoor cultivation facilities in Cambridge, tucked away behind the city's police, fire and rescue headquarters. Somerset County would restrict locations of this kind of business to industrial zones only, but legislation before the General Assembly could overrule that and require that it be treated no differently than a farmer growing hemp in an Ag-Residential zone.
Legislation in Annapolis could upend Somerset County's cannabis zoning rules
PRINCESS ANNE — Amendments to the zoning code approved by the Somerset County Commissioners that restrict the location of cannabis growers, processors and dispensaries to only industrial zones … more
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Former Delaware State Auditor Kathleen McGuiness
One McGuiness misdemeanor conviction upheld, another reversed
WILMINGTON — The Delaware Supreme Court on Tuesday upheld a misdemeanor conviction of ex state auditor Kathleen McGuiness and remanded a second to Superior Court. more
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Governor Wes Moore last week presented his administration's 10-year plan for the state.
Moore unveils state plan, first in nearly 10 years
ANNAPOLIS — Governor Wes Moore unveiled the Moore-Miller Administration’s State Plan — Maryland’s first in nearly 10 years. During an all-state employee town hall, the … more
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The General Assembly's Joint Finance Committee hears from the Delaware State Housing Authority on Thursday.
Delaware DOJ requests funds for victim service specialists, senior attorney pay
DOVER — Investing in the Department of Justice and its staff makes Delaware a safe and better place for all, Attorney General Kathy Jennings told members of the Joint Finance Committee on … more
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After 34 years on Middletown Town Council, Vice Mayor Jim Reynolds elected not to run for office again..
Reynolds elects not to run after 34 years on Middletown Town Council
MIDDLETOWN — Jim Reynolds, 74, said he’s burned out and opted not  to run for a seat on Middletown town council in election on March 4. more
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Delaware State Housing Authority director Eugene Young speaks to members of the Joint Finance Committee on Thursday. He outlined his agency's $8 million request for affordable-housing initiatives.
Delaware State Housing Authority asks for funding to support affordable residency
After a recent study underscored an urgent need for housing solutions in the First State, the Delaware State Housing Authority is seeking funds for two of its hallmark initiatives. more
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Gregory Reaves, CEO and co-founder of Mosaic Development Partners, shows Gov. John Carney where a multi-modal transportation hub with more than 300 parking spaces will be built between South Governors and South Bradford Street as part of the Capital City 2030 Transforming Downtown Dover master plan.
Start your shovels: Gov. Carney tours Dover a week after supporting revitalization efforts
DOVER — With each step that Gov. John Carney took down Loockerman St. on Friday and into the heart of downtown he could feel the positive energy from the crowd around him as he took a … more
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Delaware State News/Glenn Rolfe.Two council seats are at stake in the City of Seaford's 2021 municipal election Saturday, April 17.
Seaford has two candidates for mayor, two for council
Former Seaford City Councilman Jose Santos, whose first term ended with the 2023 election, is seeking the mayor’s seat, joining Councilman Matt MacCoy in a quest for the two-year position. more
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Consulting executives testified in Congress on Tuesday regarding their firms’ relationships with Saudi Arabia. From left are Rich Lesser of Boston Consulting Group; Bob Sternfels of McKinsey & Co.; Michael Klein of M. Klein & Co.; and Paul Keary of Teneo.
Senators question US consultants withholding information on Saudi work
Two Democratic senators on an investigations panel have questioned the loyalty of four major American consulting firms, accusing them of withholding information subpoenaed by Congress regarding their work for Saudi Arabia. more
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Jason Murray, an attorney representing the Colorado voters who challenged Donald Trump's name on the ballot, speaks to reporters outside the U.S. Supreme Court on Thursday.
Supreme Court appears skeptical of Colo.’s effort to ban Trump from ballot
U.S. Supreme Court justices were skeptical of Colorado’s decision to remove former President Donald Trump from the Republican primary ballot during Thursday’s oral arguments. more
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The General Assembly's Joint Finance Committee hears from the Delaware State Housing Authority on Thursday.
Delaware's Joint Finance Committee continues to field budget requests for FY ’25
The budget-writing Joint Finance Committee has completed its second week of fielding budget requests from state agencies. more
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Delaware State Housing Authority Director Eugene Young speaks at the 2023 Black Male Initiative at Delaware State University.
Delaware Housing Authority Director Eugene Young to step down from cabinet post
DOVER — Delaware State Housing Authority Director Eugene Young will be stepping down from his cabinet position next month, he announced on Thursday. Mr. Young made the announcement … more
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