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Officials are weighing an amendment to Georgetown's comprehensive land use map, a change that could bring 108 homes to North Bedford Street Extended.
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 By Glenn Rolfe
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5/5/25
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The capital city hosted its 92nd annual Dover Days Festival on Friday and Saturday, a sunny celebration with visitors from far and wide commemorating Colonial history.
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 By Kaitlyn Cupelli
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5/5/25
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Three more shootings over the weekend, with one fatality, have brought the number of gunfire incidents in Dover to eight since April 17.
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 By Craig Anderson
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5/5/25
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GEORGETOWN – The Indian River School District has obtained state funding for additional enhanced security at public events.
IRSD Business Director Tammy Smith at the school board’s …
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By Glenn Rolfe
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5/2/25
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Milford City Council approved several municipal contracts this week, as well as an employment offer to a candidate who would succeed city manager Mark Whitfield.
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 By Brian Trompeter
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5/2/25
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Delaware finalized a $317 million bond sale Tuesday, just as it received AAA marks from the country’s major rating services for the 25th consecutive year.
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 By Joseph Edelen
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5/2/25
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The Trump administration’s decision to dismantle AmeriCorps has had a rippling impact, including in Delaware, which is part of a new multistate lawsuit regarding the cuts.
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By Joseph Edelen
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5/1/25
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LINCOLN — Donations are coming in for a Lincoln family whose barn, house and yard possessions badly were damaged by fire April 28. “It’s the worst day of my life,” said Greg …
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By Brian Trompeter
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5/1/25
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LEWES — It all started for Paul Cullen with two pints of beer and an audition in London, and while it didn’t end with him joining his former Bad Company bandmates in the Rock n’ …
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 By Brian Gilliland
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5/1/25
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In the wake of a potential hate crime case, Dover officials went public with their response.
On Monday, authorities addressed an investigation that began with an April 13 arrest in connection to graffiti throughout the city.
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By Craig Anderson
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5/1/25
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On his 100th day in office Thursday, Gov. Matt Meyer signed an executive order to establish the Office of Gun Violence Prevention and Community Safety.
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By Joseph Edelen
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5/1/25
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Following his death in December 2024, the name of Dennis Kelly of Wilmington will be part of law enforcement memorials in Delaware and Washington, D.C.
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By Glenn Rolfe
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5/1/25
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The Delaware Prescription Opioid Settlement Distribution Commission opened the application window for a third round of grant funding Friday.
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By Joseph Edelen
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4/30/25
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GEORGETOWN — Two kinds of development collided during the April 28 Board of Adjustment meeting as an existing local business within a heavy industrial area sought to add new services due to …
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By Brian Gilliland
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4/30/25
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DOVER — Delaware lawmakers are working to safeguard vulnerable homeowners from home improvement scams by introducing a formal process to challenge cases where dishonest contractors fail to …
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By Joseph Edelen
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4/30/25
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Georgetown Emergency Medical Services Ambulance 93 is hoping to grow, in tandem with the developing area it serves.
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By Glenn Rolfe
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4/30/25
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Delving into six women’s relationships at a small-town Louisiana salon, “Steel Magnolias” is a bucket list production, said the Second Street Players who will present it next month in Milford.
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By Brian Trompeter
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4/30/25
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The Indian River School District board of education has decided on a branding scheme for the new Sussex Central High School, opting for a mix of the past and the present.
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By Glenn Rolfe
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4/29/25
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Delaware’s overdose death totals saw a steep decline from 2023 to ’24, with a 36% drop, health leaders announced Monday.
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By Joseph Edelen
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4/28/25
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The recently installed food digester at the Food Bank of Delaware facility in Milford resembles an ice storage bin at a grocery store or perhaps a freezer in a home’s garage.
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By Brian Trompeter
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4/28/25
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