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On Feb. 5, I received an email from Sen. Lisa Blunt Rochester, D-Del. The email asked for a simple yes or no answer to a subject line of “Do you support Trump’s immigration policies?”
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By Cheryl Precourt
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2/12/26
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The rapid push by certain interests to develop large-scale data centers in Delaware is troubling on several levels.
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By Andrew T. Manus
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2/11/26
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As the winter chill begins to thaw into the first hints of a Delaware spring, four of the world’s ancient spiritual rhythms will beat in unison.
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By the Rev. Dr. Elizabeth Kaeton, Irfan Patel, Ormand L. O’Neal Sr. and Rabbi Michael Beals
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2/11/26
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Once again, I am writing in regard to the city of Dover’s proposed ordinance, 2025-21, introduced by Councilman David Anderson and Police Chief Tom Johnson, which would affect those who are panhandling and those who attempt to assist those who are forced to panhandle due to lack of support and services.
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By Tyron Scott
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2/11/26
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As I travel around Maryland, I see so much litter on the sides of roads, much of which is beverage containers. Approximately 5.5 billion beverage containers are sold in Maryland each year.
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2/10/26
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I want to thank Sen. Russ Huxtable, D-Lewes, and the Delaware Affordable Housing Production Task Force for all their hard work.
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2/10/26
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Feb. 27 marks National Term Limits Day, the 75th anniversary of the ratification of the 22nd Amendment to the U.S. Constitution, which limited presidents to two terms.
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By Dr. Michael Katz
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2/10/26
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The Delaware Department of Labor’s monthly labor review offers a valuable insight into the state’s economic health.
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By Charlie Copeland
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2/10/26
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The anniversary of George Washington’s birth occurs this year amid America250 events. There remains one area of GW’s legacy that necessitates greater understanding and appreciation: his civilian contributions to the Declaration of Independence.
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By Dr. Samuel B. Hoff
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2/9/26
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In a recent poll from the Pew Research Center, dated Jan. 29, researchers found that “(h)alf of Americans say (Donald) Trump’s actions have been worse than they expected.”
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By Arthur E. Sowers
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2/9/26
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As Delaware families anticipate higher energy bills, misinformation spreads, casting doubt on solutions that could lower costs.
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By Dustyn Thompson
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2/9/26
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As Valentine’s Day approaches, many veterans will be hospitalized, receiving the medical care they earned through their service. No veteran should feel alone, and the VA Maryland Health Care System …
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2/9/26
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As of Feb. 3, and while we are approaching the filing deadline of March 6, there were no contested seats for any school boards in Delaware.
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2/6/26
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Delaware residents are distressed by increases in property taxes and utility bills. This is understandable, given the fact that core inflation remains stubbornly high.
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2/6/26
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I believe we have many good citizens in the city of Dover. There are different views on Councilman David Anderson’s ordinance to improve safety on the medians.
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2/6/26
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I am writing to formally express my dissatisfaction with the city of Dover’s handling of snowplowing and snow removal this winter.
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2/6/26
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Frigid weather, for days on end, has been especially difficult for some Delawareans. How have you coped with the cost of warming your home? Has your heat pump kept up with demand? Do you have a preferred source of heat? What has been most efficient?
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2/6/26
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Deep in one of the coldest winters in recent memory, many Marylanders are already thinking ahead to spring. But thanks to the frozen waters of the Chesapeake Bay, our iconic striped bass could be …
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By Josh Kurtz
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2/6/26
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How much can you take away from America before it is no longer America? What did our founders envision when they removed us from an overbearing monarchy? If you say you are an American, what does that mean to you?
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By Nancy Quinn
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2/5/26
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Heat pumps can reduce carbon emissions associated with heating buildings, and many states have set aggressive targets to increase their use in the coming decades. But, while heat pumps are often cheaper choices for new buildings, getting homeowners to install them in existing homes isn’t so easy.
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By Roxana Shafiee
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2/5/26
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