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Draper Media is continuing to branch out into the radio industry with a planned $11 million deal that would diversify its current offerings while Forever Media steps out of the Wilmington market.

Today Media President & Publisher Rob Martinelli states that with the session ending soon, now is the time to push back against unchecked oversight.

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.

Roost Pub & Kitchen offers more casual dishes and drinks, a void in the market that Bardea wanted to maintain in downtown Wilmington.

As more than 75% of Delaware families continue to struggle with finding quality childcare, according to a recent study, Delaware leaders are stepping up to find solutions.

DuPont cut the ribbon on a renovated Costa Rica Spectrum facility, now equipped to handle more Tyvek products.

Enstructure and the Port Wilmington have signed a new deal with one of the top banana and produce companies to continue business. 

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.