Under federal guidelines signed into law in July 2025, the first wave of Marylanders who cannot prove they are working at least 20 hours per week may begin losing food assistance this month. The law … more

Former Middletown, Appoquinimink and Odessa high school athletes are now on college teams. more

There might be nowhere else on Earth where ballerinas perform in a barn. But that’s one of Loblolly Acres’ big claims to fame — because its owners aren’t afraid to take chances. more

After months of repeated violation allegations against People’s Church of Dover, the Daily State News is using the Freedom of Information Act to discover what’s fact and what’s fiction. more

Mark your calendars for a five-day carnival in Georgetown to benefit emergency medical services in the area. more

CHESTERTOWN, Md. — This year’s Chestertown Tea Party Festival comes with an extra boost. more

ROCK HALL, Md. — An event two years in the making will be worth the wait. more

DOVER — Delaware’s arts and creative communities challenges aren’t unique to the First State. more

DOVER — More than 4.700 Delaware households and businesses — most in Kent and Sussex counties —without broadband access are due to come online by 2029 via federal approval of the state’s … more

The former Seaford Inn property has progressed from potential demolition to redevelopment in just two months. more

ANNAPOLIS — Maryland’s Best, Maryland’s state-wide marketing program connecting consumers to producers, is seeking Maryland ice cream locations with on-farm creameries or locally-sourced milk … more

DOVER — Throughout the state, country and world protesters will once again be taking to the streets to criticize the actions of the U.S. federal government on March 28. From the Elon Musk … more

FELTON — Two persons died in a residential fire March 19, the Delaware Office of the State Fire Marshal said. more

ANNAPOLIS — The Maryland Senate approved a $1.8 billion fiscal year 2027 Capital budget on March 25, which includes funding for several Lower Eastern Shore priorities including $2.5 million for a … more

On Wednesday, March 11 and Thursday, March 12, 4,000 public, private, and home-schooled eighth graders from across 10 Delmarva counties—Chincoteague to Stevensville-- converged on the busy floor of the Wicomico County Civic Center. They came, not for a concert, rodeo, or other entertainment event, but a career fair extravaganza designed specifically with them in mind. more

CRISFIELD — Three professional engineering firms submitted bids to get the Southern Crisfield Flood Mitigation Project started — with the variance between the lowest and highest nearly $1 … more

CRISFIELD — The Somerset County Branch of the NAACP will unveil a sign 1 p.m. Thursday, April 2 at the Union Asbury Cemetery and honor a local volunteer who led clean-up events over the last … more

MIDDLETOWN — Potassium iodide (KI) pills will be distributed April 2 to Delaware residents living within the 10-mile radius of the Salem/Hope Creek Nuclear Generating Stations. more

SALISBURY — The Aspen Institute College Excellence Program has announced that Wor-Wic Community College President Deborah Casey is one of 23 community college presidents selected to participate in … more

DOVER — Bayhealth Medical Group announced the addition of Dr. Venkata Kothapudi , a board-certified internal medicine physician to its team at Bayhealth Primary Care, Middletown, and is now seeing … more