Delaware’s Division of Public Health is running a mass care simulation exercise today.

Wilmington’s Christian Love Worship Cathedral observes Juneteenth tonight.

The holiday, which is celebrated across the country, commemorates the day the last slaves in the US were freed in Galveston, Texas on June 19th, 1865.

Delaware’s financial picture continues to look brighter for the next fiscal year.

The Delaware Economic and Financial Advisory Council’s  (DEFAC) June revenue estimate is up $47.5 million over May.

The Wilmington Housing Authority joined state and local officials Monday to show off a new solar array at the former 180-unit WHA Southbridge Extension site in Wilmington’s Southbridge neighborhood.

A Charter School of Wilmington student earned a scholarship for a book she wrote.

16 year-old Faith Kim's book, "True Colors," won this year’s Diverse Minds Writing Challenge contest for Delaware and Maryland students.

Beebe Healthcare expects to break ground on a new facility in Millville later this year, bringing services to the South Coastal area that some residents say they’ve been waiting for.

Kellogg’s Honey Smacks cereal is being recalled in several states, due to a multi-state outbreak of Salmonella.

Newark residents and non-resident property owners will vote Tuesday on whether the city borrows nearly $28 million.

The bond debt would pay for improvements to the city’s sewer and water systems, a park, and a stormwater facility on a former University of Delaware dorm site—as well as several smaller projects.