Major portions of a sweeping new law aimed at reducing energy costs for Maryland residents officially take effect Wednesday, but most customers shouldn't expect to see an immediate drop in their electric bills.
The Wicomico County Council has approved a budget amendment allowing the county to pay nearly $287,000 to the State of Maryland as its share of compensation awarded to a Salisbury man who was wrongfully convicted and later exonerated.
The Sussex County Land Trust has announced the preservation of Ard Na Gréine, an 88-acre family farm in Lewes, securing the property as a working agricultural landscape for generations to come.
Kent County is opening the door to a new round of funding aimed at tackling the opioid crisis, and local groups are being urged to apply for the funds.
A new state audit of Worcester County Public Schools has identified several financial oversight concerns, including allegedly questionable purchases by a management employee that have been referred to the Maryland Office of the State Prosecutor.
Multiple state leaders including Governors Wes Moore, Matt Meyer, Glenn Youngkin, and Josh Shapiro met in Baltimore on Tuesday to approve a revised Chesapeake Bay Watershed Agreement to guide a multi-state and federal effort to restore and protect the Chesapeake Bay.
The Town of Berlin has announced the upcoming retirement of Chief of Police Arnold Downing after 34 years of service with the Berlin Police Department.
A proposed expansion of universal Pre-Kindergarten for four-year-olds in Delaware has community-based preschool advocates warning of further strains on an already fragile child care system in Sussex County.
A new method of disposing of poultry waste thousands of feet beneath the earth’s surface has been proposed in Accomack County.
The Delaware Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Control will hold two public listening sessions this month to gather feedback as the agency works to update the Delaware Wildlife Action Plan