Katie Tabeling

Katie Tabeling is the Executive Editor of Delaware Business Times. Starting as a reporter in 2020, she then became the Associate Editor before being promoted to her current position. With a background in covering city government and breaking news at various publications such as The Cecil Whig and Ocean City Today, Tabeling has established herself as a skilled journalist. She holds a degree in English Literature and Creative Writing from Washington College, bringing a blend of creativity and analytical insight to her editorial leadership

Meyer previews economic plan that invests in workforce

Gov.-elect Matt Meyer said his plan for Delaware includes less focus on taxpayer-backed grants for companies and more attention to entrepreneurship support.

Carper honored with Marvel Cup

Former U.S. Sen. Tom Carper, a lifelong public servant that was elected to serve Delaware in state and federal positions for more than 40 years, was honored Monday night with the Delaware State Chamber of Commerce’s Marvel Cup award.

Meyer nominates Bell to lead Division of Small Business

CJ Bell has spent a year and a half supporting small business growth in New Castle County as Meyer’s economic development director. Now the governor-elect wants him to do the same on a statewide basis.

UD plans new academic building named after Biden

A new interdisciplinary social sciences building at the University of Delaware, named in honor of President Joe Biden, is in the works.
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The Flats forges on with affordable housing for seniors

In the fifth project phase, developers will build 53 income-restricted units for seniors in The Flats neighborhood in Wilmington.

New Castle Chamber embarks on listening tour

NCCC is embarking on a listening tour of its territory, in hopes to gain key insights of the unique challenges small and large businesses face in Delaware’s most populous county.

Editorial: 2025 is shaping up for the year of leadership change

Editor Katie Tabeling discusses the new year has started and Delaware will be faced with plenty of opportunities with new rising leaders in major institutions.

What’s in Mayor Carney’s plan for Wilmington’s future

John Carney plans to start a strategic plan for economic development for Wilmington as well as an economic roundtable to strategize for the future.
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Carney outlines $7B FY26 budget on final day

Gov. John Carney has left his final budget proposal for consideration for the legislature, as well the next governor. Gov.-elect Matt Meyer will have the chance to amend it in the spring.

As Carney heads to city hall, he inherits Purzycki’s Wilmington

Wilmington Mayor Mike Purzycki has overseen much of the dynamic change in Delaware's largest city. As he steps down, he reflects how the city has evolved.

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