Sussex County defers action on a rezoning request for the 179-home Lantern Cove development proposed in Frankford.

The Downtown Dover Partnership holds an open house to update the public on the progress of its projects.

The Dover Planning Commission hears revision proposals on “revitalization” projects taking place in downtown Dover.

The Delaware Office of Unclaimed Property is returning more money to state taxpayers.

Delaware’s unemployment rate dips slightly again in August.

For many college graduates, earning a degree marks the beginning of another challenge — entering the workforce.Job growth in Delaware has been stagnant over the past, leaving recent graduates to face increased competition along with changing expectations for entry-level positions.Delaware Public Media’s intern Lily Grossberg explored what entering the workforce looks like for new graduates.

The Delaware Division of Small Business is accepting applications for the state’s first film tax credit program.

Rates for Affordable Care Act health insurance plans on the Delaware Health Insurance Marketplace are increasing in 2027.

Eight large projects are awarded Downtown Development Districts funding reservations.

The latest chapter in Delaware’s efforts to address PFAS – the so-called forever chemicals – takes us to the courts.But this time, it’s not the state or a municipality suing manufacturers over the products they produced containing these chemicals and their impact on the water supply. Instead, it’s a water utility. Veolia filed a lawsuit last month – seeking compensation for work they’re doing to eliminate PFAS from the water it provides to its customersThis week, contributor Jon Hurdle examines this lawsuit – who’s being sued and why.