Sussex County is turning to a longtime professional known for having his finger on the pulse of the latest medical training and trends to…
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The Delaware Division of Public Health (DPH) on Tuesday released an update to its coordinated statewide plan to ensure all Delawareans continue to have…
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The economic impact of the coronavirus pandemic has many Delawareans, and people around the country, rethinking their savings plans, including saving for retirement. While…
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CAPE MAY, N.J. – Today, Cape May – Lewes Ferry officials reaffirmed that foot passenger travel – with capacity restrictions and a new, firm…
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Delaware cantaloupes and peaches are ripe and juicy at the Market this Saturday. Customers have no wait to get into the Market and can…
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This week the city of Wilmington is offering free walk-up Covid-19 testing sites. The sites are: Wednesday, July 15: Frawley Stadium (North Parking Lot), Frawley…
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Letter Submitted By Newark State Rep. John Kowalko: The imminent merger/acquisition of Wesley College, a private college, by Delaware State, a public university, has…
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The Newark City Council is set to take a vote on an emergency ordinance on Monday that would close the bar areas in bars…
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The 2020 Delaware Bar Exam will be held at the state fairgrounds. With a record 267 applications and concerns over COVID-19, the Delaware Board of Bar Examiners…
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Regional News – The Coast Guard ended their search for the missing swimmer Jalan Alston in the vicinity of Ventnor Beach, New Jersey on…
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On Thursday Mayor Purzycki, Chief Tracy, Council President Shabazz and Six Other Members of Council Supported adding nearly $1 million to Wilmington’s recently enacted Fiscal…
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Students at Delaware Tech will continue remote learning through the fall semester according to a letter to students posted on the school’s website. “7/9/20 – Fall…
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