A union representing some doctors at ChristianaCare is in negotiations with the hospital system.

Delaware continues its streak of legislation to support fire companies across the state, particularly for volunteer departments struggling with recruitment and retention.

The U.S. House lawmakers are considering cutting P&A and Client Assistance Program funding.

Although many refer to them as “tiny homes”, Georgetown’s language uses cottage homes, which proponents explain is because these structures are double the size of a tiny home on average.

A Delaware Department of Justice is arrested for driving under the influence and injuring multiple people at St. Georges Tech High School.

Several teachers wearing black shorts and holding 0% signs attended the September 10th meeting, voicing their displeasure with the school board's recent teacher pay decisions

US Wind files a crossclaim against the Trump administration over its intent to withdraw permits for a Delaware-Maryland offshore wind project.

The Senate HELP Subcommittee on Education and the American Family held a forum this week spotlighting the impact of HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy, Jr.’s recent vaccine policies.

The show explores the relationship between 85-year-old Margaret and her 65-year-old daughter Dory. It opens September 12 and runs through September 27.

Gov. Matt Meyer and the Delaware Division of Public Health issue a standing order to protect COVID-19 vaccine eligibility.