Dover Police say a vehicle with an unusually loud or modified exhaust was likely responsible for sounds reported as possible gunfire across the city late Sunday night.
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A new Delaware law taking effect Wednesday is changing how police departments share information about people they arrest, sparking a debate over protecting the rights of the accused and keeping the public informed.
Delaware officials have updated guidelines for younger hunters following a state Supreme Court ruling, creating different supervision requirements for hunters between the ages of 16 and 20.
Three new gun-safety laws are now on the books in Delaware, bringing additional requirements for firearms dealers, a path to compliance for people who already legally possess certain unserialized firearms and a permanent state office focused on preventing gun violence.
A challenge to Delaware’s review of a proposed offshore wind project will move forward after the Delaware Environmental Appeals Board unanimously denied DNREC’s request to dismiss the case Tuesday.
Delaware’s Environmental Appeals Board has scheduled an August hearing on a challenge to a state review of the US Wind offshore wind project.
A city-commissioned investigation has found no evidence that Rehoboth Beach police engaged in misconduct or acted with racial motivation while responding to a large gathering in May.
The Delaware Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Control is proposing a sweeping update to regulations governing Delaware State Parks.
A new law could clear the way for third-party delivery of alcohol from licensed liquor stores across the state, giving customers another option while creating new opportunities for local businesses and delivery drivers.
The American Civil Liberties Union of Delaware says it has secured access to police body-worn camera footage from Dewey Beach after settling a lawsuit against the town.