House Bill 140, a controversial bill that would legalize medical aid in dying in Delaware, has passed the state Senate and is now headed to Governor Matt Meyer’s desk.
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North Star Navigation Center, a new homeless day center run by Redemption City, officially opened its doors in Seaford Wednesday. The day center was originally slotted to be an overnight shelter, but pivoted amidst concerns from a nearby school.
The Delaware Office of Highway Safety hosted a public forum Tuesday night, giving neighbors a platform to voice concerns about traffic safety and help shape future road safety initiatives.
The Kent County Levy Court voted 5-1, with one commissioner abstaining, to approve a zoning change allowing the First State Animal Center and SPCA to establish an animal sanctuary near Hartly.
A small Sussex County town has a big decision to make regarding marijuana.
A proposed animal sanctuary in Kent County has sparked mixed reactions within the local community.
Delaware residents are feeling the heat as utility bills continue to surge, with many looking for answers on what’s behind the price hikes.
Members of the Senate Environment, Energy, and Transportation Committee heard from Delmarva Power on Friday morning after hundreds of constituents reached out to lawmakers, expressing concern over sharply rising utility bills across Delaware.
Delmarva Power customers across Delaware are facing significant bill increases, with some seeing charges double. The rise in costs has prompted frustration and concerns about affordability, leading lawmakers to seek answers.
Egg prices are cracking local restaurants’ budgets as costs continue to rise across the country. The U.S. Department of Agriculture predicts egg prices will climb at least 20% in 2025. In December, the cost of a dozen eggs averaged $4.15, an increase of nearly 37% compared to the same time last year.