-
The gap between Delaware’s jobless rate and national rate continues to grow this year, according to Delaware Department of Labor Data.
-
Friendship House CEO Kim Eppehimer said she doesn’t want to throw the city under the bus, but it’s time for the Christina Park team to own up to the mistake that left residents exposed to the elements during last week's storm.
-
Discussion about the proposal brought out the same sharp divisions among council members that marked the initial debate in December.
-
Darby said Wilmington residents should have more options for healthy food like grocery stores and cafes.
-
The long-stalled Delaware Container Terminal project in Edgemoor, three miles northeast from the Port of Wilmington, is now "shovel ready."
-
Gary Mack will fill a seat vacated by Matthew Davis, who resigned last month.
-
Many of the changes are minor. Others proved to be controversial, reigniting arguments which have monopolized discussions at recent meetings.
-
A case challenging Delaware’s process for seizing unclaimed property survives early dismissal.
-
A section of the Riverwalk saw sinkholes and damage in February 2025, after a week that saw seven inches of snowfall followed by days of rain.
-
The Kent County Regional Planning Commission holds a public hearing on the Barrats Landing subdivision proposal.
-
Council voted 9-1 to send a resolution to the General Assembly for approval. If passed, Councilmember James Spadola will be allowed to keep his seat and the measure will apply to future Councilmembers.
-
Delaware’s House Education Committee advances one resolution addressing property tax equity and school funding. And it tabled two other measures aimed at the issue.