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Milford council readies to vote on nearly $60M budget
The final draft of the city’s fiscal year 2024 budget was recently released ahead of a likely City Council vote Monday night. Here are the details. more
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Legislative Hall in Dover, where the Delaware General Assembly meets.
Bill to fund school resource officers in every Delaware school advances
DOVER — Legislation that would provide funding for school resource officers in every Delaware school passed the House Education Committee Wednesday. House Bill 167, sponsored by Rep. Bryan … more
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Challengers prevail in Millsboro election
Challengers and change won in a big way Saturday in the Millsboro's election. In the two contested Town Council races, Marty Presley topped incumbent Larry Gum 380-135 for the at-large seat, while Matthew Davis defeated Mayor Faye Lingo by a 375-147 tally in District 3. more
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Sussex County ARPA funds granted to 23 nonprofits
Sussex County is extending a helping hand to nearly two dozen nonprofits that suffered financial hardship during the pandemic. more
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Kent County Levy Court budget hearing Tuesday
DOVER — A proposed operating budget of about $37.2 million is up for discussion inside Kent County Levy Court Tuesday night. more
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Alignment issues set back Milford drawbridge reopening another month
The reopening of the Mispillion River drawbridge has been delayed once again, after workers repairing the historic bridge discovered problems with certain parts that will require additional time to fix. more
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Roche, Atkiss elected to Cambridge City Council
In the special election held in Cambridge on June 6, citizens of Wards 1 and 5 chose new city council representatives. One is a familiar face — Brian Roche of Ward 5 — while the other is … more
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Police transparency bills pass Delaware House committee despite advocate pushback
DOVER — Police reform legislation drew debate Wednesday as advocates claimed they were not involved in the process and pleaded for more transparency than offered. The more than two-hour … more
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Dover facing ‘transition year’ with 2024 city budget
DOVER — When City Manager Dave Hugg presented his proposed FY24 city budget draft to members of city council May 30, he did so with a caveat. “Basically, this is a transition … more
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Kent County to overhaul its 10-year-old website
The design of the Kent County government website dates to 2013. With the design approaching 10 years old — and looking its age — the county has decided it’s time for an overhaul. more
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Delaware lawmakers debate bill preventing DNREC regulations related to vehicle sales
DOVER – Senate lawmakers discussed legislation Wednesday that would remove the Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Control’s regulatory authority for new car sales. The … more
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RISE Delaware to hold rally in Dover on Tuesday
Retirees Investing in Social Equity Delaware will host a rally on Legislative Mall in Dover on Tuesday to urge passing of legislation to retain state pensioners’ existing health care coverage. more
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Delaware Climate Solutions Act passes House, heads to Senate
The Delaware Climate Change Solutions Act of 2023, which sets goals for the net reduction of greenhouse gas emissions in the First State, passed the House of Representatives on Tuesday. more
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Facade grants tentatively OK'd in Crisfield, city receives tax-delinquent county properties
CRISFIELD — The latest round of façade grant recipients has been announced with owners of four sites receiving $9,100 in renovation funds pending final approval from the Maryland … more
The first of 10 houses rebuilt by the former Somerset County Long Term Recovery Committee was dedicated in November 2022 with Somerset County providing $150,000 toward the effort. The commissioners budgeted another $150,000 for FY24.
Somerset County again supporting Long Term Recovery with $150,000 in budget
PRINCESS ANNE — Embedded in the fiscal year 2024 budget approved by the County Commissioners is the community promotions budget of nearly $246,000. Of that total the major benefactor for … more
Princess Anne Commissioners to discuss enhanced penalties for Code of Conduct violations
PRINCESS ANNE — Just weeks after censuring Commissioner Lionel Frederick for the third time the other Town Commissioners are reviewing language from other municipal charters to determine the … more
Photo Gallery: June designated Pride Month in Delaware
DOVER — Lawmakers and stakeholders came together for the signing of a proclamation designating June as Pride Month in Delaware. Gov. John Carney signed the proclamation alongside LGBTQ+ … more
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Matt Meyer
New Castle County leader announces Delaware gubernatorial bid
New Castle County Executive Matt Meyer officially launched his 2024 gubernatorial bid in an announcement video released Tuesday. more
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In tight race, Atkinson retains Blades mayor position
Following a close contest, Robert Atkinson will retain the reins for another term as mayor in Blades. more
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Del.’s first mental/behavioral health summit is June 12
Lt. Gov. Bethany Hall-Long will host the state’s first summit on the social and economic importance of mental and behavioral health in Wilmington on June 12. more
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