DOVER — Kent County officials are working on a proposal that would use $5 million of federal funding to establish a grant program for local businesses still struggling from the financial fallout of the COVID-19 ...
WILMINGTON — Gov. John C. Carney Jr. signed a bill Oct. 12 that expanded the state’s existing SEED (Student Excellence Equals Degree) scholarship program to give Delawareans of all ages access to a free college ...
DOVER – Gov. John Carney celebrated the anniversary of the landmark Inspire Scholarship at Delaware State University on Oct. 6 by signing and enacting Senate Bill 85, which will help students complete their degrees debt-free ...
DOVER – In their first report of the new fiscal year, Delaware’s independent fiscal analysts expressed some concerns about the state’s near-term outlook even while projecting to conclude the fiscal year in June with a ...
By Kristina Borsello Guest Columnist As we head into the final quarter of the year, Democrats in Congress will look to pass landmark pieces of legislation, including an infrastructure package and a once-in-a-lifetime trillion-dollar reconciliation ...
WILMINGTON – Andre “Andy” G. Bouchard, the former head of the influential Delaware Court of Chancery, announced Monday that he is joining Paul, Weiss, Rifkind, Wharton & Garrison LLP as a partner in its Wilmington ...
DOVER — Delaware State University and the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) have entered into a four-year agreement that grants students and researchers the opportunity to solve the world’s problems through innovation. Through harnessing ...
WILMINGTON – In a rare show of unity in the United States, ambassadors from all of the European Union countries fanned out across Delaware on Monday to promote trade, scientific investment, climate change, human rights, ...
NEWARK — It’s been 20 months since COVID-19 has rocked the world, but top biopharmaceutical leaders, Delaware leadership and European Union delegates are optimistic that one lesson may outlast the pandemic: collaboration, rather than competition, ...
WILMINGTON – Cancer research company Prelude Therapeutics recently secured $5.5 million in state taxpayer-backed grants to move to new, larger labs and more than double its workforce in the state. The recent infusion of state ...
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