As new data reveals the depths of Delaware’s housing crisis, 20 State Senate and House of Representatives members met Wednesday to examine several of the latest state housing reports ahead of the 2024 legislative session.
Collin O’Mara, a former Delaware Secretary of Natural Resources and Environmental Control, is exploring a run for governor in 2024.
Delaware has formally set the required emission standards for cars over the next decade, severely limiting the number of gasoline-powered vehicles but not as much as originally proposed.
After settlement of an Ohio lawsuit over “forever chemicals,” Delaware will receive $25 million more from legacy DuPont companies.
With two months to go, Avelo Airlines has already broken the record for most commercial passengers out of Wilmington Airport (ILG).
The Dover Air Force Base Commander Col. William C. McDonald talks about innovation in practice and technology at the busiest air freight terminal in the U.S. Department of Defense.
Delaware's unemployment rate rose slightly in October, but the state also saw upticks in jobseekers and average wages.
GEORGETOWN — State Rep. Ruth Briggs King, the sole female Republican in the General Assembly announced she was resigning from public office on Wednesday morning, effective immediately. Briggs King announced […]
Companies operating in Delaware and wanting to maintain or “grandfather” their existing paid leave programs must file with the state by the end of 2023.
Gov. John Carney has formed a campaign committee for Wilmington mayor, the strongest evidence yet that he's planning to run in the 2024 race.
President Joe Biden stopped at the Amtrak Bear Maintenance Facility to tout billions in train improvement projects as part of his administration's "Bidenomics" plan.
The Port of Wilmington received a boost Friday when it was selected for a $50 million federal grant for the future Edgemoor container port.
Delaware has sued 14 companies, including 3M, over their production of firefighting foam that contained so-called “forever chemicals.
The Delaware Tourism Office has outlined criteria for how the sports fund would issue grants, including economic impact studies, holding sufficient funds for maintenance and more.
Delaware Attorney General Kathy Jennings joined a multi-district lawsuit against Meta over its safety practices related to children.
The unemployment rate in Delaware held its post-pandemic low in September while the number of workers and jobseekers reached a record high.
DEFAC, a state panel that sets revenue projections for Delaware, forecasted a $6.4 billion Fiscal Year 2024 budget limit.
U.S. District Court of Delaware Magistrate Judge Jennifer L. Hall was confirmed Tuesday to full judgeship on the important federal court.
A project including Delaware has won $750 million in the federal H2Hubs program to support work on clean hydrogen networks.
City officials are hoping to revamp the zoning code to draw more developers to Downtown Dover. Changes include reducing regulations around parking requirements.
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