Government

The General Assembly, seen here during Gov. Matt Meyer's inaugural State of the State address, is debating DNREC and DelDOT fee packages, including $107 million in toll hikes.

Identifying housing types currently missing in Sussex County code has been on the docket of hot topics in the Sussex County Land Use Reform Working Group, along with farmland preservation and other needs.

M&T Bank, the top SBA lender in Delaware, finds that there hasn't been much drop off yet when it comes to tighter SBA program rules.

Joshua Sanderlin, Delaware’s new marijuana commissioner, didn’t miss a beat when he started his dream job less than a week ago – he signed his first conditional license for a cultivation facility in Sussex County on his first day.

The Wilmington City Council did not have enough votes Thursday night to pass a local law that would set a rent cap of 5%.

Local aquaculture leaders are gearing up to make waves with expansion opportunities to the tune of dozens of millions of dollars as the industry continues to blossom in Sussex County.

Recent state rebate award announcements show that BPG is planning at least 290 apartment units in converted space and new construction in Wilmington.

Through an executive order, Gov. Meyer has re-established the Workforce Development Board on a smaller scale and created the Office of Workforce Development.

While Delaware leaders are looking for ways to make housing affordable, an ordinance that would cap rent in Wilmington is headed to a vote Thursday night.

Beebe Healthcare is preparing for a unique expansion in western Sussex County that will not only increase the availability of medical services in Millsboro but will also support improved access and connectivity to the same care.