Watching our leader is like watching an adolescent with a superiority complex, with no impulse control and who never wants to get caught being wrong. more

The Delaware Department of Health and Social Services announced May 8 that the state’s healthcare spending grew to $11.3 billion in 2024, an 8.7% increase compared to 2023. more

Some of us remember the flight from Dover of a B-17 named “Shoo Shoo Baby.” It flew from Dover Air Force Base to the National Museum of the United States Air Force in 1988. more

As a Newark-based food science and nutrition educator, I recently had the privilege of presenting to a health class at Alexis I. du Pont High School in Wilmington about the power of a plant-based diet, including its cost-effectiveness at a time when grocery prices continue to rise and food costs in Delaware exceed the national average. more

During National Small Business Month in May, I want to talk about something I care deeply about: the digital tools quietly powering small businesses like mine in Delaware. more

Mental health challenges among young people remain persistently high, and many students and families are still trying to understand how best to respond. more

According to Dover’s mayor, Robin Christiansen, officials are close to an agreement to open a state-run Hope Center temporary housing facility in the building that currently holds Delaware State University’s Living & Learning Commons on North Dupont Highway. The project would be one of 15 the state is implementing to improve healthcare across Kent and Sussex counties. What do you think of this idea? Is this the best location for a facility of this type in the city? more

There are two gun bills proposed in the Delaware General Assembly, House Bill 369 and Senate Bill 300, that are aimed at putting more restrictions on gun retailers and law-abiding gun owners. more

Just over 20 years ago, Delaware ranked sixth in the nation in fourth grade reading on the National Assessment of Educational Progress. more

As communities across the country grapple with rising fuel costs, air pollution and the growing impact of global warming, one solution is becoming increasingly clear: the widespread adoption of electric vehicles. more

I had two cigarette stores. One was on Dupont Highway in New Castle and the other on Ridge Road in Claymont. After the last tax increase, the impact was so bad that I had to sell the smoke shop in New Castle. more

Global indifference and cowardice over Israel’s crimes against humanity caused the surge in gas prices. more

I am writing to raise serious concerns regarding the treatment of inhabitants at Harmony at Kent, a residential facility for older adults in Dover, following a significant incident earlier this year. … more

For the last several years, Delaware’s governing majority in Dover has pursued an incrementalist campaign to erode the right of citizens to keep and bear arms. more

This year, Delaware has the chance to join other states across the nation as a leader in healthcare policy. more

Mr. Tyron Scott a wrote an Opinion bordering on slander, in which he admitted that he was commenting based upon hearsay (“Councilman’s tone, behavior troubling”). more

Missing-in-action report: Has anyone seen a Republican politician or elected representative of the common middle class in local, state or national politics? more

All the issues and concerns unfolding in the city of Dover remind me of my childhood. The comparison is not good for the city of Dover. more

Imagine getting out of bed, making coffee and heading to work like you do every day. Now, imagine doing that with chronic pain that spikes when you stand, tightens when you move and lingers long enough to make it hard to focus on even simple tasks. more

Maryland’s economic resilience is rooted in the strength of our local communities—from the family farms of the Eastern Shore to the small businesses that anchor Baltimore’s suburban … more