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After denying a preliminary site plan for the next stage of the Cypress Hall subdivision and faced with possible legal action, council gives the plan unanimous approval.
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The residential tax rate will climb by 13%, from 45 cents per $100 of assessed value to 51 cents.
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With Halloween this Saturday, Delawareans are advised to take extra precautions as drivers share the road with pedestrians.
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Code Purple at the Cape is opening its second men’s shelter, and third overall homeless shelter.
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Early voting numbers for midterm elections are strong for Delaware, matching national trends that reflect a fight to control the US Senate.
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DNREC announces that beach nesting birds made some gains this season.
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The cause of a church fire in Wilmington earlier this year remains a mystery.
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While Paone was best known for his printmaking, he also created a number of acrylic gouache works. Those works are on display, some for the first time.
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Milford School District lays out its plans after fire gutted Lulu Ross Elementary over the weekend, leaving over 600 students without a school building.
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Wilmington City Council is still trying to oust James Spadola after he successfully won a lawsuit to keep his seat following a party switch.