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Republican candidate for U.S. Senate Bill Taylor
Millsboro Republican launches Delaware U.S. Senate campaign
MILLSBORO — Local businessman Bill Taylor, a Republican, announced the launch of his U.S. Senate campaign Sunday.   Owner of the Millsboro-based metal fabrication company TMT Chassis, … more
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New motorcyclists in Delaware will have to wear helmets, starting Friday
The Delaware Department of Transportation and the Delaware Division of Motor Vehicles aim to reduce motorcycle fatalities with a new helmet law going into effect Friday. more
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Delaware Department of Human Resources
Retiree benefits subcommittee to meet Sept. 8 in Dover
The Retiree Healthcare Benefits Advisory Subcommittee will meet in Dover on Sept. 8 at 1 p.m. to continue discussions on pensioner coverage in Delaware. more
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Delaware flags will be at half-staff on Overdose Awareness Day
The Delaware flag will be lowered to half-staff from sunrise to sunset at state facilities Thursday, in recognition of International Overdose Awareness Day, Gov. John Carney said Wednesday. more
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Gov. John Carney signed seven bills into law at Lums Pond State Park Thursday that aid the state’s greenhouse gas reduction goals and help build out the state’s electric vehicle infrastructure.
Delaware Superior Court dismisses pastors' religious freedom lawsuit against Gov. John Carney
WILMINGTON — A lawsuit filed against Gov. John Carney that claimed he denied religious freedoms to two pastors during the first 14 weeks of COVID-19 lockdowns in 2020 was dismissed in Delaware … more
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Sen. Tom Carper prepares to answer questions with the media after participating in a roundtable discussion with farmers in Delaware about their priorities and concerns as work continues on the Next Farm Bill. The current Farm Bill is set to expire on Sept. 30.
Farming for ideas
CAMDEN — The table inside the Delaware Farm Bureau might have been long and rectangular, but that did not prevent U.S. Sen. Tom Carper (D) from holding a roundtable discussion with farmers in … more
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Kent County Levy Court Information Technology employees Gilberto Ruiz, left, and Kevin Scott work to repair damage from a network intrusion July 8.
Kent County recorder of deeds: Office nearly caught up following intrusion
After weeks of disruption, the Kent County recorder of deeds office is nearly caught up in its duties of documenting deeds, liens and mortgage satisfactions with single-day turnarounds. more
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In a photo posted on her Facebook page, County Executive Julie Giordano displays her veto of a County Council bill pertaining to the funding of two county positions.
Giordano raises stakes in Wicomico hiring fight with veto
With a level of glee never before seen in such an act of Wicomico governance, County Executive Julie Giordano last week vetoed a County Council bill that removes salaries from the budget for two … more
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Van Hollen, Cardin: $52K for Cambridge-Dorchester Regional Airport
WASHINGTON, D.C. – On Friday, U.S. Senators Chris Van Hollen and Ben Cardin (both D-Md.) announced $52,538 in federal funding to help the Cambridge-Dorchester Regional Airport complete … more
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Dave Brewer, a resident of Spring Meadows near the Garrisons Lake Golf Course, is a member of the Friends of Garrisons Lake Colf Club. He said the golf course has undergone positive changes the past couple of years and hopes that Troon, the facility’s new management company starting on Jan. 1, 2024, continues that trend.
Winds of change coming to Garrisons Lake Golf Club
GARRISONS LAKE — When change arrives, curiosity and skepticism are always sure to follow. Such was the buzz among the golfers who were out enjoying a round of golf at around noon on Friday … more
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The entrance chamber of Legislative Hall in Dover.
Delaware benefits subcommittee closer to sending recommendations to governor, GA
DOVER — The Retiree Healthcare Benefits Advisory Subcommittee approved several recommendations Thursday related to an upcoming request for proposals for former state workers’ coverage. … more
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UPDATE 2: Citizens call for action on youth violence
CAMBRIDGE – Concerned citizens, including parents, gathered at the City Council meeting on Monday to speak to commissioners about the recent rash of crime involving youths. more
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Kent County Levy Court information technology employees Gilberto Ruiz, left, and Kevin Scott work to repair damage from a network intrusion July 8.
Kent County IT officials outline network intrusion
First, it was a missed call from Kent County Levy Court director of public safety Kevin Sipple. Then another from the county’s network administrator Mary Hazelwood. After those, Kent’s information technology director Joseph Simmons knew there must be an issue early July 8. more
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Delaware unemployment rate lowest since 2020
DOVER — Delaware’s unemployment rate dropped to 4.1% in July from 4.2% in June, according to the Department of Labor’s monthly labor report released last week. The unemployment … more
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Input sought for Milford traffic improvement project
Residents are invited to comment on the final concept plan of the South Walnut Street Traffic Calming & Bike/Pedestrian Improvement Project during Monday’s Milford City Council meeting. more
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Gov. John Carney signs new law that bans the usage of polystyrene foam, as well as law that allows a special license plate for Plastic Free Delaware at Legislative Hall Tuesday.
Bill to curb polystyrene foam usage signed into Delaware law
DOVER — Two bills to raise plastic-free initiatives in Delaware were signed into law by Gov. John Carney on Tuesday. He was joined by Sen. Trey Paradee, D-Dover, the prime sponsor of … more
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Senators: Key committee passes $13M for community projects in Maryland
WASHINGTON – U.S. Senator Chris Van Hollen, a member of the Senate Appropriations Committee, and Senator Ben Cardin, a senior member of the Senate Environment and Public … more
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Kent County Levy Court Administrator Ken Decker.
Kent County Levy Court reports full operations after hostile network intrusion in July
DOVER — Kent County Levy Court is fully operational after a hostile network intrusion early last month, spokeswoman Kelly Pitts said Tuesday. more
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14 Somerset County properties endorsed for protective easements
PRINCESS ANNE — If the state reaches out to 14 interested landowners Somerset County could have nearly 1,600 acres protected from development through the Maryland Agricultural Land Preservation … more
Md. State Retirement & Pension System ends year with 3.14% return
BALTIMORE — The Board of Trustees of the Maryland State Retirement and Pension System (MSRPS) confirmed that the System generated a return of 3.14%, net of fees, for the fiscal year ending June … more
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