News Briefs

SEPTA Regional Rail may cut service to four stations in New Castle County and increase fares by 21.5% on remaining services in August, according to SEPTA's latest funding scenario.

The Delaware Council on Banking is accepting applications for the Delaware Community Investment Venture Fund through June 16.

All three ChristianaCare hospitals received an ‘A’ grade in the Spring 2025 Leapfrog Hospital Safety Grade.

Natural Nest Play Café and The Trash Porters are among the winners of the West End Neighborhood House's Launcher Program small business pitch competition announced at the 7th annual Barclays Small Business Vendor Fair.

Attorney General Jennings and 20 other attorneys general won a court order blocking the Trump administration from dismantling three federal agencies that support libraries, minority-owned businesses, and workers.

LEAD PAC has opened applications for Campaign Compass, a free statewide program for business-minded individuals exploring a run for public office.

Citizens for Judicial Fairness, a Delaware-based advocacy organization, donated $10,000 to the Food Bank of Delaware.

Attorney General Kathy Jennings is co-leading a 24-state lawsuit to stop the Trump Administration from dismantling AmeriCorps, which threatens over $1M in grants to nine Delaware organizations.

UnitedHealthcare of Delaware Chief Medical Officer Dr. Greg Carnevale discusses proactive measures to manage alcohol use in the workplace and warning signs to watch for.

Comcast announced that its Internet services are now available to an additional 13,000 homes and businesses in Middletown as part of its network expansion.