Delaware hospitals are busy this winter, but it's looking less dire than it had been during the early COVID-19 years - and there's more flu than COVID cases.
The state of Delaware has found success in removing barriers to employment access, replacing mandatory bachelor’s degree requirements with relevant work or life experiences in many state level jobs.
Two weeks before Delaware’s new governor takes his oath of office, “an unemployed Matt Meyer,” as he put it, sat down for a fireside chat with Spotlight Delaware and a room full of Delawareans eager for news.
Businesses looking to open up shop or expand in Delaware may find some New Year’s luck in Kent and Sussex Counties as more warehouse space begins to open up in hot spots across both segments of the state.
As Delaware dug itself out from a snowstorm that covered the state, its 75th governor was sworn into office at the Old State House in Dover on Tuesday.
Gov. John Carney has left his final budget proposal for consideration for the legislature, as well the next governor. Gov.-elect Matt Meyer will have the chance to amend it in the spring.
Leaders in Delaware say it's full steam ahead as the new year rolls around for the tourism industry that brings even international audiences to the First State.
After surviving a lack of rain and storms earlier this year, one of Delaware’s oldest professions is now weathering another storm – an agricultural recession.
