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State of Delaware retiree benefits group to meet Aug. 10 in Dover
The Retiree Healthcare Benefits Advisory Subcommittee will hold its next meeting Aug. 10 at the Statewide Benefits Office, 97 Commerce Way, Suite 201, Dover. more
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Spectators watch the proceedings of Delaware's House of Representatives during the final day of the legislative session at Legislativer Hall in Dover on Friday.
Democratic candidates in Delaware gear up for competitive Congress campaign
With recent announcements from state Sen. Sarah McBride, state Treasurer Colleen Davis and Delaware State Housing Authority director Eugene Young, three prominent Democrats are officially in the race for Delaware’s at-large seat in the U.S. Congress. more
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IT director: Substantial progress made in Kent network recovery
DOVER — Almost all Kent County Levy Court systems will be functional within a week following a network intrusion July 8, a news release said Friday. Substantial progress had been made … more
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Carney nominates former Bar president to Delaware Superior Court
Gov. John Carney on Friday announced that he will nominate lawyer Kathleen Miller to serve as a Superior Court judge. If confirmed, Ms. Miller will take the seat formerly held by Superior Court Judge Abigail LeGrow. more
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Gov. John Carney (center) poses with winners of DNREC's Youth Environmentalist of the Year award and Youth Fishing Tournament competitors at the Delaware State Fair Thursday.
DNREC awards youth environmentalists, fishers at Delaware State Fair
HARRINGTON — Several young environmentalists and anglers were honored with awards from the Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Control at the Delaware State Fair Thursday. … more
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Gov. John Carney (with bill) is joined by, from left, DNREC Secretary Shawn Garvin, former agriculture secretary Ed Kee, Agriculture Secretary Michael Scuse, Lt. Gov. Bethany Hall-Long, Senate Minority Whip Brian Pettyjohn and Sen. Dave Wilson for the signing of Senate Bill 111 Thursday.
Delaware State Fair bill signing focuses on agriculture
HARRINGTON — A number of elected and appointed officials celebrated the importance of agriculture at the Delaware State Fair on Thursday, as Gov. John Carney signed legislation that provides … more
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Eastern Sussex Democrats to meet Sept. 6 in Lewes
LEWES — The Eastern Sussex Democrats will meet at 5 p.m. Wednesday, Sept. 6 at the Lewes Public Library. Registration begins at 4:30 p.m. with a buffet dinner after the presentation. The … more
Moore: Seven new and redesignated enterprise zones
BALTIMORE — Governor Wes Moore recently announced that the Maryland Department of Commerce has approved three new Enterprise Zones – Woodlawn in Baltimore County; the towns of Betterton … 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 announces campaign for Congress
Delaware State Housing Authority director Eugene Young is running for U.S. Congress, he announced at The Delaware Contemporary in Wilmington on Monday. more
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Delaware Department of Human Resources issues retirement eligibility report
The Delaware Department of Human Resources has released a retirement eligibility report to guide state agencies in recruitment and retention efforts over the next five years. more
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Delaware awarded almost $6 million in American Rescue Plan Act funding for housing initiatives
Nearly $6 million in American Rescue Plan Act capital project fund initiatives have been secured for Delaware nonprofit organizations that provide housing services, Gov. John Carney and the … more
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A view of the action on the Senate floor at Legislative Hall in Dover on Friday.
Delaware governor signs 11 bills into law, nearly 140 await consideration
DOVER — The 14 th legislative advisory of the 152 nd General Assembly was released during lawmakers’ six-month break Monday, as Gov. John Carney provided final approval to 11 bills. … more
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Community members gathered at Legislative Mall in Dover for the We Demand: The People's Rally Saturday afternoon.
Community members rally for justice at Legislative Mall
DOVER — They chanted “No justice, No peace.” Also, “Education is everyone’s business.” more
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ACLU of Delaware hosting rally in Dover Saturday
DOVER — The ACLU of Delaware Smart Justice Ambassadors are hosting “We Demand: The People’s Rally” at noon Saturday at the Legislative Mall. more
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Milford Planning Commission members at the meeting in Milford on Tuesday. Commissioners voted to recommend the City Council approve changes to city rules meant to reduce bureaucratic hurdles for developers and allow new housing options.
Milford proposals would allow new housing options, streamline process for developments
Changes to city rules meant to reduce bureaucratic hurdles for developers and allow new housing options are up for potential votes in front of the City Council on Monday. more
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Lt. Gov. Bethany Hall-Long, Behavioral Health Consortium chair, speaks during Tuesday's meeting at Delaware Technical Community College's Stanton campus, where the committee voted to approve nearly $10 million in opioid settlement funding
Delaware's Behavioral Health Consortium approves second round of opioid settlement grants
NEWARK — Delaware’s Behavioral Health Consortium approved 38 grant awards totaling almost $10 million for the second distribution phase of opioid settlement funding Tuesday. With the … more
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Delaware Treasurer Colleen Davis launches 2024 U.S. House bid
State Treasurer Colleen Davis is running for Delaware’s at-large seat in the U.S. House of Representatives, she announced Wednesday. The launch of Ms. Davis’ campaign confirms that … more
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Retiree Healthcare Benefits Advisory Subcommittee to meet Thursday in Dover
DOVER — The Retiree Healthcare Benefits Advisory Subcommittee will meet Thursday to continue discussions on the state’s next step in assessing retiree healthcare. The subcommittee of … more
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Delaware employee benefits committee to meet July 24
DOVER — The State Employee Benefits Committee will meet July 24 to continue discussions on Delaware’s Group Health Insurance Plan. The committee will discuss a May report on the … more
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$5M in grants to Maryland heritage tourism
ANNAPOLIS — Gov. Wes Moore announced 100 matching grants totaling $5 million awarded to Maryland nonprofits, local jurisdictions and other heritage tourism organizations by the Maryland … more
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