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Two profoundly flawed bills are under consideration in Dover and are currently in the Senate Environment, Energy & Transportation Committee. As written, both bills have potentially dire … more
As a taxpayer and Citizen of Dover, I am asking that the City of Dover disclose the findings and relevant supporting documentation from an independent investigation conducted by 21st Century Police … more
It is well known that the city of Dover paid for an independent investigation regarding the matter involving the mayor and chief of police. These allegations were well documented in the news media, … more
The Delaware General Assembly’s final legislative day of the year is Tuesday. What bills have created concern or relief for you over the last few months? more
By Franklin Cooke Before coming to the State House, I spent my career in public service with the New Castle County Police Department. Over the years, I worked across a range of assignments — from … more
The Dover Police Academy has existed for five years, and during those same five years, crime in Dover has increased to its highest levels. We are told the academy is necessary because we need … more
Frank Daniels is a retired colonel with the Army Reserve and a Dover resident. The Democrats have an astonishing way of bastardizing our English language. They cleverly use the words of Karl … more
Families place enormous trust and financial burden on assisted living communities, expecting that their loved ones will receive competent care, dignity, and the respect they deserve. Sadly, our … more
On June 23,1976, the Morning News published an article that addresses this problem. The problem facing Delaware at the time was delinquent kids. John J. Mulvena, juvenile corrections chief, came up … more
Let's begin by looking at some of the recent stories in the Delaware State News: One dead, another injured in Wilmington Hospital shooting Dover teen arrested on firearms charges … more
Most Delaware shoppers probably don’t spend much time thinking about how prices get onto store shelves. They simply expect the price displayed in the aisle to match the price charged at checkout. … more
When Delaware taxpayers pay millions for public construction projects, they expect those projects to be completed safely, on time, and without costly surprises. This starts with demanding real … more
Fred Neil is president of Dover City Council. The Dover Police Academy is neither a luxury nor a necessity; it is an asset—an important and valuable one. It was re-activated out of necessity … more
As the 2026 legislative session enters its final days, one of the most consequential measures before the General Assembly is “The Housing for Every Delawarean Act” – a critical proposal … more
Since the beginning of Trump 2.0 until now, data from the internet says average wages went up from 3.3% to 3.5%, but inflation went up from 3.8% to 4.2%. National debt went from $39 trillion to $43 trillion. more
As a Delaware resident in support of House Bill 368, I am writing in agreement with James Nolan (“Local police must accept accountability”). more
Delaware has always held a special place in American history. As the initial state to ratify the U.S. Constitution on Dec. 7, 1787, Delaware earned the proud title of the “First State.” more
Intrinsically, firefighters in Delaware — even those enlisted in the military — confront dangers that most people can readily recognize. more
Happy Father’s Day, Dad. I realize what unconditional love is and I have unconditional love because of you Dad. Happy Father's Day to all the Fathers. Now I could remember the scream from the … more
As more Americans live longer, maintaining brain health is becoming an increasingly important part of overall well-being. more
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