-
A bill to increase reporting on literacy testing schools conduct for K-3 students got house approval.
-
One of State Rep. Mara Gorman’s immigration bills heads to Gov. Matt Meyer after passing the state Senate with bipartisan support.
-
The Delaware City Refinery notified DNREC it will emit significantly higher levels of sulfur dioxide than normal during some repairs.
-
Rehoboth City Commissioners approve six all-way stop sign installments on some of their busiest streets.
-
The new facility will more than double the available gallery space, allowing the museum to showcase temporary exhibitions and more of its permanent collection.
-
An artist commissioned to create a public art installation in Lewes has backed out, just weeks before his piece was scheduled to be placed.
-
Williams said her bill, HB 216 will take aim at this, requiring increased disclosure from third party ads and out of state election contributors.
-
Carney’s plan would see $16 million go toward construction projects to bring affordable units to residents for the first 10 years of operation. Some Councilmembers want to see that money go toward other efforts like rental assistance.
-
Three candidates vie for two open City Council seats in this week's Lewes municipal election.
-
Delaware launches its JobsFirst Permitting Accelerator to cut red tape and speed up critical projects.