Sussex County Council is giving itself more time to determine whether allowing US Wind to operate an electrical substation via intermediaries would be beneficial to residents. more

GEORGETOWN — The Sussex County Council on Tuesday July 30 decided to consider an application for an indoor/outdoor firing range its Planning and Zoning Commission recommended for partial … more

ChristianaCare, Delaware’s largest hospital system, has filed a lawsuit challenging a new state law that creates a hospital cost review board, it announced Monday. more

Hans Medlarz, Sussex County’s engineer since 2015, announced his retirement in December 2023 and was recognized by County Council during its meeting Tuesday. more

The Delaware Tourism Office will reopen the Sports Tourism Capital Investment Fund for applications Thursday. more

MILFORD – Delaware State University will be working with the Milford Wellness Village to provide experiences for students. In 2019, Delaware State University began conversations with Education, … more

DOVER — The Downtown Dover Partnership is looking for bidders for asbestos abatement and demolition services for 120 S. Governors Ave., the former site of an Acme store several years ago. … more

DOVER — Nearly 10 months after Lt. Gov. Bethany Hall-Long’s campaign discovered discrepancies in past finance reports, an independent forensic review commissioned by the Department of … more

DOVER—The Utility Committee, which convenes as part of the Council Committee of the Whole, pushed forward a resolution Tuesday that would put a one-year moratorium on any program that requires … more

DOVER — Three public hearings are being held at libraries throughout the state on proposed changes to the DART statewide bus services scheduled to take effect in November. All three … more

A local nonprofit plans to commemorate the day when historical American figure Frederick Douglass made a speech in the Wicomico County Courthouse with a sign on its grounds. more

DOVER — While Delaware’s unemployment rate has remained consistent since March, the state saw a very small uptick to 4% in June. Since March, the state registered a 3.9% unemployment … more

HARRINGTON —2024 is an election year, and not only is the American presidency up for grabs, but also plenty offices close to home . That make s the Delaware State Fair, which attracts visitors … more

One of John Carney’s stops during his final visit to the Delaware State Fair Governor’s Day as the state’s leader included the bestowing of several youth awards. more

SALISBURY — The City of Salisbury has announced the appointment of Steve Dickerson as the new Director of Information Services. With more than two decades of service to the city, including … more

Though its discussion of a proposed subdivision was far-ranging Wednesday, the Sussex County Planning & Zoning Commission decided to reopen the record on the Northstar development to get input from the Cape Henlopen School District. more

Maryland Comptroller Brooke Lierman outlined numerous department firsts during her address to the Dorchester County Chamber of Commerce Business Lunch on Monday, July 22. Serving as the state’s 34th and first female Comptroller since January 2023, Lierman heralded numerous additional firsts she’s introduced to a department she’s focused on transforming to become more innovative, accessible, and transparent. more

DOVER—Earlier this month, Dover Mayor Robin R. Christiansen was given a $5,000 raise in a last-minute decision before passing the yearly budget. On Tuesday, however, he requested that that … more

SALISBURY — City officials have announced that the ongoing replacement of the U.S. 13 bridge over the Wicomico River by the Maryland Department of Transportation has significantly changed the … more

WILMINGTON — Surrounded by Joseph E. Johnson Elementary School students and educational advocates, Gov. John Carney signed legislation into law Tuesday that will guarantee free school meals for … more