After ten years of serving as the president of Delaware’s only community college, Dr. Mark Brainard has announced that he will leave the top job in 2027.
Delaware has added a surprising new strategy to reducing its carbon footprint, as it is now the 10th state to pass a human composting bill, allowing individuals to remain eco-friendly even in death.
First State Hydrogen has secured millions from the federal H2Hubs grant, and its founders Andrew Cottone and Dora Cheatham have their eyes set on the next stage for the energy company.
Delaware is continuing to push ahead with its transition from gas-powered vehicles to electric vehicles, starting with requiring that certain passenger vehicles owned by the state must be zero emission by 2040.
Wilmington University and Harford Community College have a deal which will allow students to seamlessly transfer credits and work towards a bachelor's degree.
Delaware’s unemployment meets the national average once again, rising to a rate of 4.2% in August. The labor force has remained over half a million people.
Delaware Insurance Commissioner Trinidad Navarro has approved the eight private Paid Family Medical Leave plans with seven insurers with more currently under review.
