The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration has predicted that our area could see higher-than-normal precipitation during winter 2023-24. That news has led our local electric companies to gear up their preparation efforts, with additional training, equipment upgrades and outreach to customers. How do you get ready for the season of cold, snow and ice? What is in your emergency preparedness kit? If your area is prone to power outages, how do you deal? more

It’s that time of year when Santa is welcoming visits from kids, parades are stepping off, carolers are gathering for tree lightings, and schools are presenting holiday concerts. What are your favorite area traditions? more

AtTAck addiction and Impact Life recently opened a Behavioral Health Resource Center in Peoples Plaza in Glasgow, offering services like housing referrals, online support and harm-reduction help. Its founder said, “We want to make it easy for the community to come in here, find what they need, whatever that might be, (and) to assist people in recovery (with) mental health issues and any other services they might need.” As opioid use and accidental overdoses skyrocket, what can be done to stem the tide? How do facilities such as this one help and what more can they do? more

With Veterans Day recognized Saturday, it’s a time to reflect on former military members’ service and sacrifice. Take Jeremy Brown, a former C-17 pilot in the U.S. Air Force, who now uses his skills as a business owner in Dover. As we honor those who have guaranteed our freedoms, what more can be done for these men and women? If you are a veteran, what resources do you use in your civilian life? How can those who haven’t served be of assistance? more

The Appoquinimink School District has implemented a required Advanced Placement human geography course for ninth grade students at its three high schools. Since its first offering at Odessa High School during the 2020-21 year, district leaders say more students have enrolled in other AP courses and that the move has provided children with additional opportunities in preparation for college. The change did come with initial pushback from parents, who were uneasy about their freshman students taking a college-level course. How would required AP courses during the first year of high school be helpful? Should other schools follow suit? Why or why not? more

This month, we’ve been writing a variety of stories about paranormal activities leading up to Halloween, which takes place Tuesday. How do you celebrate the holiday? What kind of decor do you use around your home? How are your children dressing up? Share your traditions with us. more

Here is the Question of the Week: more

Here is the Question of the Week: more

Here is the question of the week: A recent forum hosted by the Delaware State Chamber of Commerce and the Delaware Society for Human Resource Management offered First State businesses the … more

Here is the question of the week:  The Delaware Office of Highway Safety held its first of three town halls to gather input about road safety Tuesday in Georgetown. Attendees shared their … more

Here is the Question of the Week: Lea Rosell has taken over directorship of the Milford Public Library . The former leader of the Lewes facility, she has a goal of “getting the community … more

Here is the Question of the Week: After vetoing an effort to legalize and regulate marijuana in Delaware in 2022, Gov. John Carney announced earlier this year, “I will allow House Bill 1 … more

Here is the Question of the Week: A recent survey claims that Delaware has the smallest percentage of confrontational drivers in the nation, followed by Wyoming, Louisiana, South Dakota and … more

Here is the Question of the Week: The Retiree Healthcare Benefits Advisory Subcommittee, tasked with providing recommendations on proposals for retired state workers’ coverage, met … more

Here is the Question of the Week: Staffing shortages have limited the number of residents at the Delaware Veterans Home in Milford, and earlier this month, 62 veterans resided in the 144-bed … more

A reported increase in motorcycle fatalities in Delaware in 2020 and 2021, said to be the fourth-highest rise nationwide, is raising concerns. A record 24 motorcyclists died on state roads in 2021, … more

Here is the Question of the Day: Interest in the placement of solar arrays on land now used for farming is on the rise in Delaware. Those favoring the practice mention the right of the owner to … more

Here is the Question of the Day: Retired Maj. David Grusch, a former Air Force intelligence officer, testified in a congressional hearing Wednesday that he had been “informed in the course … more

Here is the Question of the Day: Josh Harris, head of a group that is the new owner of the Washington Commanders, spoke to fans at a pep rally last week. The ownership change follows years of … more

Here is the Question of the Day: Earlier this month, performers joined the ongoing Hollywood writer strike that has resulted in various shows pausing or canceling episodes. Key issues for … more