Although the sleek sedans marked by the futuristic T logo are increasingly seen traveling Delaware’s roads – even U.S. Sen. Tom Carper is reportedly trading in his trademark minivan for one – it may surprise ...
WASHINGTON D.C. — As the poultry industry contends with making up for a profit loss last year and a shortage in some products, a group of congressional leaders are pushing the U.S. Department of Agriculture ...
DOVER – A bill has been introduced into the Delaware House of Representatives that would allow American wineries to ship cases of their product directly to Delaware residents, but consumers who have grown fond of ...
By Bryan Shupe Currently still in the midst of a pandemic, our families and family-owned businesses are struggling to survive. National campaigns have told us, without listening to local needs of our people or businesses, ...
After a heated debate on the future of Delaware’s top health care regulator, lawmakers on Tuesday voted 9-1 to recommend transforming the Health Resources Board (HRB) into an advisory board. The Joint Legislative Oversight & ...
By Sens. David Sokola, Bryan Townsend and Elizabeth “Tizzy” Lockman Over the last year, Delawareans have been tested like never before. The pandemic has cost us lives and livelihoods. It’s kept us from our loved ...
By Rob Martinelli I have never bought into the argument that something is OK just because everyone else is doing it. Thirty-five states including Delaware have now approved medical-marijuana use, but less than half (including ...
DOVER – Delaware lawmakers are pushing to expand scholarship eligibility with a new bill aimed at helping residents who remain jobless more than a year after the COVID-19 pandemic hit. Senate Bill 12 would broaden ...
DOVER — State lawmakers are weighing a flight of bills aimed at liquor stores and craft breweries while another continues a lifeline that many taprooms and restaurants have relied upon to stay in business amid ...
WILMINGTON – With the dark cloud of the coronavirus pandemic looming over the country, there could be a small silver lining for businesses with a second relief package under President-elect Joe Biden, according to U.S. ...
WASHINGTON — Attorneys for the National Right to Work Foundation (NRWF) are seeking to overturn the longstanding “contract bar” doctrine in a case focused on decertifying the union at Mountaire Farms in Selbyville. In a ...
WILMINGTON — Three Delaware women who claim they were prevented from wearing hijabs at their state jobs are filing a federal lawsuit, according to the Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR). Tia Mays said that after ...
SELBYVILLE — Ballots that could decertify the union at Mountaire Farms will be sealed until the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) reviews a legal precedent that protects unions from being ousted in the midst of ...
DOVER — After a two-month hiatus, the Delaware General Assembly will resume its session virtually May 26. The first order of business: Pass a resolution to hold session over video-streaming services. Moving forward, the plan ...
Keep up with the latest news affecting Delaware’s business community by signing up for our e-newsletter. DOVER – The Delaware legislature is shutting down amid the response to the coronavirus pandemic that is stressing social ...
DOVER – Be open to unheard of opportunities found along the way, as expectations can limit what is possible. That was the central message of Delaware’s newest Supreme Court Justice Tamika Montgomery-Reeves, who held a ...
There is one surprising note in each volume. Although both Byrd and Riley surely crossed paths and know a lot of the same people, and although many of their stories overlap, the two books illustrate ...
Economic Forecast: Legislative Issues DOVER – An increase in the state’s minimum wage, the limit on microbrewery expansions and the legalization of recreational marijuana will be among the most high-profile business issues to be considered ...
DOVER ““ Gov. John Carney announced Friday, Jan. 3., that he was nominating Delaware attorney Paul Fioravanti Jr. to the Vice Chancellor of the Court of Chancery seat left open by the promotion of former ...
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