The fuel assessment fee, as written, is not fair to owners of non-plug-in hybrids. more

The recent assassination of Charlie Kirk at Utah Valley University has prompted me to revisit the topic of gun violence in America. more

At Bayhealth, our mission has always been to provide exceptional, compassionate care to the communities we serve. Now, we are thrilled to announce that our health system has once again earned Magnet redesignation, for the third time, from the American Nurses Credentialing Center, a prestigious recognition that underscores our unwavering commitment to nursing excellence and patient-centered care. more

Bravo, Andrew Siegel! Your Opinion is absolutely correct (“Is the new alternative fuel vehicle fee fair?”). more

When is enough enough? When can I hope to say, “Never again,” never again? more

It has been a long time coming, but one of the darkest sides of our physician care system has been exposed. The American Board of Medical Specialties has long been working with the Accreditation Council on Graduate Medical Education to corner the market in physician board certification. more

In response to the Opinion by Ashu M.G. Solo, I agree that lottery winners should be limited to $2 million, enabling more people to enjoy the money (“Lottery winnings should be spread out”). more

Youth sports bring incredible benefits — teamwork, discipline, confidence and physical fitness. But alongside the thrill of the game comes a growing reality: Sports injuries among children and teens are on the rise. more

For close to 41 years, I have been privileged to serve in public safety, as a firefighter, paramedic, police officer and now as chief of police for the city of Dover. From the first moment I raised my hand and swore an oath to the Constitution, I have believed that accountability, integrity and service to others must define a leader. more

As many are aware, Delaware lags far behind in educational outcomes, ranking 45th out of the 50 states in national assessment scores. The Delaware Public Education Funding Commission was formed to address the fact that our school-funding formula dates back to the 1940s and no longer serves our diverse student population. more

Gout. That unfortunate form of arthritis — leaving the victim prone to sudden attacks of pain, swelling and tenderness — may be a reason why Declaration of Independence super signer John Hancock is not regarded in the top echelon of Founding Fathers. more

A new report from America’s Health Rankings found that 10.2% of adults in Delaware have been diagnosed with cancer at some point, and the latest data from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention shows that 6,641 cancer cases were reported in the state in 2022. more

State officials recently announced that an alternative fuel vehicle fee will be enacted Oct. 1. It will charge $60 annually to those who own non-plug-in and plug-in electric vehicles, fully electric vehicles and vehicles that use fuels like hydrogen, natural gas and propane. According to the Division of Motor Vehicles, because these cars and trucks use little or no gas, their owners contribute less to the motor fuel tax. So, the new fee will ensure that all drivers pay into the cost of road maintenance, regardless of their vehicle’s fuel type. Is this fair to Delawareans who own alternative fuel vehicles? more

In response to Bruce Dalleo’s Opinion regarding Avelo Airlines contracting with the federal government to transport illegal immigrants, he would have the governor stop all support of Avelo in protest of the company trying to make a profit and continue to do business as Delaware’s only airline (“Avelo Airlines’ role in immigration questioned”). more

I highly request that Dover officials evaluate all city buildings and provide a security plan that includes safety devices to protect employees and citizens. more

I am writing to express my deep displeasure and frustration regarding the recently announced Delaware alternative fuel vehicle fee — more accurately described as a “penalty.” more

The state will be providing free breakfast for all public school students. I’ve been thinking about this, and I’ve changed my mind. more

There was rampant discussion and speculation about financial troubles in the Appoquinimink School District when the news first broke. It centered on how $4.9 million wasn’t really missing, but it was more of a “we missed our estimated cost” issue. more

I’m writing in response to the Opinion by Jeffrey Quiggle, “Veterans group decries the use of National Guard in D.C.” more

Lotteries should limit the maximum amount of money a person can win to $2 million and divide jackpots exceeding $2 million among multiple winners. more