Delaware’s largest energy provider, Delmarva Power, says a recently approved interim rate shorts the company on what it’s legally allowed to recover from customers.

Delaware’s Court of Chancery denies a challenge to Delaware’s permanent absentee voting law by a sitting state senator and a state senate candidate.

Holy Cross High School is eyeing a new property in Frederica for a standalone campus.

Wesley Stefanick says the transfer tax is a major expense for people buying and selling homes, and one that can’t be folded into a buyer’s mortgage.

Delaware implements three new rules for how Delaware law enforcement work with federal immigration officers and where civil immigration arrests can happen in the state.

A proposed housing development tries again for approval from Kent County Levy Court.

Congresswoman Sarah McBride and Lt. Governor Kyle Evans Gay co-host a childcare affordability roundtable.

Recorder of Deeds candidate and New Castle County Councilperson David Tackett filed a complaint with the Delaware Department of Justice Public Integrity Unit against current Recorder of Deeds Mike Kozikowski in August.

After an increase of one case last week, measles cases stay at the same total over Labor Day Weekend.

Delaware enacts three new measures that advocates say will prevent gun deaths.