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The Delaware Division of the Public Advocate was established in 1978 to represent customer interests whenever Public Service Commission-regulated utility companies seek to change the delivery of services or rates.
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 By Brian Gilliland
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4/30/26
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The Sussex County Board of Adjustment voted Monday, April 27, to allow Atlas Restaurant Group to renovate the former Arena’s Deli & Bar on Coastal Highway in Rehoboth Beach.
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By Brian Gilliland
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4/30/26
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DOVER — After Dave Hugg was fired on April 13 during a regular city council meeting, the City of Dover has started the search for a new city manager. Acting city manager Sharon Duca will continue …
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 By Xiomara Moore
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4/30/26
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SALISBURY — Two of Maryland’s leaders in government and sports will join Salisbury University graduates as the speakers at this year’s SU Commencement ceremonies.
On Wednesday, May 20, …
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Salisbury Independent
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4/30/26
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MIDDLETOWN — The Junior Board of ChristianaCare has committed a $1 million gift to support the expansion of ChristianaCare’s Middletown Campus, advancing access to innovative, high-quality care for the growing Middletown community, a news release said.
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ChristianaCare
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4/30/26
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SALISBURY — Wor-Wic Community College is set to compete in sports as soon as the 2027-2028 academic year.
Wor-Wic announced that it will offer men’s and women’s golf and men’s and …
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 By Richard Caines
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4/30/26
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Three Maryland men were arrested following a shooting incident Wednesday, April 29, Dover Police said.
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Daily State News
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4/30/26
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They may go back a bit further than the Beatles, but another version of the Fab Four will be part of the 93rd annual Dover Days Festival on Saturday, May 2.
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 By Mike Finney
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4/30/26
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DOVER — A small team of Marine Education, Research and Rehabilitation Institute volunteers rallied on Monday, April 27 to respond to a report of young grey seal in distress located at the end …
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By Brian Gilliland
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4/30/26
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DOVER — The Delaware Office of Auditor of Accounts on Tuesday, April 28 issued an investigatory report following allegations of financial misconduct by the former president and treasurer of Marydel Volunteer Fire Co.
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Daily State News
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4/30/26
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DOVER — Delaware’s annual open burning ban takes effect Thursday, May 1 and continues through Sept. 30 and is in place to help protect air quality during what’s also known as the ozone season, …
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By Brian Gilliland
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4/30/26
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DOVER — Preparation is key for prospective home buyers and sellers as spring arrives amidst rising prices.
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 By Craig Anderson
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4/30/26
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Larry Arellano, who has lived in Stoney Creek on the east side of Dover since April 2025, said he has witnessed so much crime around his neighborhood that he’s not afraid of it anymore.
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By Xiomara Moore
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4/30/26
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SALISBURY — Dr. Ying Wu, professor of economics, has earned Salisbury University's 2026 Outstanding Research Mentor Award.
Presented at the 24th SU Student Research Conference (SUSRC), the …
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Salisbury Independent
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4/29/26
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SMYRNA — A Delaware Department of Transportation employee was injured Monday, April 27 after a tractor he was operating was struck by a vehicle, authorities said.
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By Craig Anderson
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4/29/26
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Dorchester County became the second Maryland Heritage Area to plant a Liberty Tree commemorating the nation’s 250th birthday.
The first historic sapling in the Liberty Tree program was planted on Maryland Day, March 25, in Annapolis.
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 By Debra Messick
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4/29/26
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SALISBURY — A Pittsville man faces 35 years in prison after he was convicted of sexually abusing a minor.
On April 28, following a two-day trial, 51-year-old Oliver Kennedy was found guilty of …
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Salisbury Independent
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4/29/26
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HARRINGTON — Kent County Levy Court unanimously granted Delmarva Power & Light conditional-use approval Tuesday, April 28, to move forward with its plans to upgrade an electric substation south …
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4/29/26
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ANNAPOLIS — Several priority rural bills were recently signed into law by Governor Wes Moore, including House Bill 972, the Charles J. Otto Agricultural Education Promise Act, which establishes a …
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Salisbury Independent
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4/29/26
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LEWES — Paul Kares, a nonprofit organization dedicated to supporting young people in the culinary and performing arts, has awarded a $1,000 scholarship to Marley Fyock of Lewes to help fund her …
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By Brian Gilliland
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4/29/26
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