DOVER — Fueled by more than $21 million in transportation investments from the state of Delaware and the National Electric Vehicle Infrastructure (NEVI) program, Camden and Harrington will be among […]
A federal judge ruled that the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers violated the law by not fully considering the impact of Delaware’s proposed Edgemoor container port on the Christiana River.
Delaware health care executives and state officials are now starting the conversations of what economic trends should be considered with the health care spending benchmark.
DANA has announced it has formed an advocacy arm to amplify its voice in the General Assembly once session starts in January.
MILFORD — Milford’s first stick-built accessory dwelling unit received a certificate of occupancy last week as retired school teacher and single mom Judy Purcell prepared to move into her new […]
The Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia President and CEO Patrick Harker will retire in June 2025, and efforts are well underway to find a successor that will represent Delaware and the surrounding Philadelphia region.
Even with a surplus, Delaware's board of financial analysts are still cautious when it comes to forecasting the revenue to pay for the next budget.
Delaware’s unemployment rate is holding steady at 4.2%, but now its labor force participation as low as it was at the start of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Jinni Forcucci spent 25 years in public education, teaching students the importance of telling stories and how they help shape how people navigate through life. While she was teaching at […]
Rep. Stell Parker-Selby can trace her family roots to Sussex County – her mother was a Milford native and her father’s family was from Lewes. Born in Milford herself, she […]
New Castle County hopes to see more mixed housing options with the passage of an ordinance that allows more incentives for those projects.
DOVER — As the workforce in Delaware continues to evolve, so, too, does the need for early childhood professionals and one partnership is ready to tackle the issue head on. […]
Jennifer Cohan will soon take over the reins of the Delaware Chapter of the Associated Builders and Contractors (ABC) as longtime president Ed Capodanno plans retirement next year.
Delaware is preparing to award 10% of its marijuana business applicant pool licenses through a system that cannabis experts say is well thought out.
Delaware has added a surprising new strategy to reducing its carbon footprint, as it is now the 10th state to pass a human composting bill, allowing individuals to remain eco-friendly even in death.
Delaware has officially received the green light to start seeking ways on how to capture wind energy now that Gov. John Carney has signed Senate Bill 265 into law.
Delaware is continuing to push ahead with its transition from gas-powered vehicles to electric vehicles, starting with requiring that certain passenger vehicles owned by the state must be zero emission by 2040.
DOVER — Dr. Tony Allen, Delaware State University president, has a new senior advisor to lean on as inevitable shifts start to happen in the office of Delaware’s governor. Governor […]
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