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Former Cape May-Lewes Ferry vessel to become part of artificial reef

A retired Cape May-Lewes Ferry vessel will be sunk 26 miles off the Delaware Coast as the latest addition to an artificial reef.

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Education advocates worry about state, federal ESSA accountability

Rehoboth Art League's latest exhibition set to debut

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Design Lab charter modified; founder leaves leadership post

Cristina Alvarez could hardly be blamed for feeling rather like a mother who has given birth, only to be told that she’s not fit to raise her newborn child.

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Sen. Carper criticizes EPA chief's repeated travel on taxpayer dollars

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Public comment sessions surrounding ACA, Highmark rate hike start next week

Delaware farmers, congressional delegation discuss priorities with new U.S. Ag. Secretary

By • 21 hours ago
Katie Peikes / Delaware Public Media

Some Delaware farmers would like to see revised regulations in the agriculture industry, and they’re hoping the new U.S. Agriculture Secretary will hear their comments and concerns.

After being confirmed in April, Sec. Sonny Perdue was invited by Senators Tom Carper and Chris Coons and Congresswoman Lisa Blunt-Rochester to visit the First State.

New tech at Beebe Healthcare can quickly detect cancer cells

By • Jul 24, 2017
Courtesy of Beebe Healthcare

Beebe Healthcare's Rehoboth campus has deployed new technology to more thoroughly scan cancer patients.

 

 


 

Senior League Softball World Series returns to Delaware July 31

By • Jul 24, 2017

The crack of the bat, the cheer of the crowd and, yes, plenty of peanuts and Cracker Jacks. The Senior League Softball World Series is returning to Roxana, Delaware Monday, July 31.


Food Bank looks to give Delawareans a leg up with culinary training

By • Jul 24, 2017
Food Bank of Delaware

The Food Bank of Delaware is currently accepting applications for its fall culinary training.

 


Coons appeals to Supreme Court to allow refugees U.S. entry

By • Jul 24, 2017
Delaware Public Media

Sen. Chris Coons has filed a court brief against President Trump's latest action on a travel ban.

Many brave weekend heat to attend Delaware State Fair

By • Jul 24, 2017
Katie Peikes / Delaware Public Media

Temperatures reached the low to mid 90s over the weekend, but that didn’t deter thousands of visitors from going to the Delaware State Fair in Harrington. 

 

 

Unchanged June unemployment halts Delaware's rising jobless rate

By • Jul 21, 2017
Delaware Public Media

Delaware lost 1,200 jobs last month, according to the latest state unemployment data.

 


New Castle County Police use social media to solve fraud case

By • Jul 21, 2017

With a little help from Facebook, New Castle County Police have identified a person involved in a fraud case. 

 

 


Carney vetoes controversial charter school access bill

By • Jul 20, 2017
Megan Pauly / Delaware Public Media

Gov. John Carney has vetoed a controversial bill regarding access to charter schools.


New law makes it easier to buy naloxone at your pharmacy

By • Jul 20, 2017
James Morrison / Delaware Public Media

Gov. John Carney signed a bill Thursday that will make it easier to buy the opioid overdose-reversal drug naloxone at your neighborhood pharmacy.  

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