The First State Aquatic Center, a nonprofit, is proposing a state-of-the-art swim facility for central Delaware, possibly in Dover, to boost tourism and economic growth in Kent County.

Handheld metal wands and increased police presence may soon be coming to Dover's biweekly City Council and Committee of the Whole meetings. The newly formed Security Ad-Hoc Committee, created after safety concerns were raised, recommended the measures following its first meeting.

Dover City Council has formed a new ad hoc security committee after Councilwoman Donyale Hall raised concerns about safety measures at City Hall. The committee plans to explore ways to make council meetings safer for members and the public.

Dover city leaders and staff conducted a walkthrough of Barrister Place on Friday to review recent safety upgrades and discuss additional measures after neighbors raised concerns about crime in the neighborhood.

Ongoing speeding concerns in Dover’s Lincoln Park neighborhood have many neighbors fed up, turning to the city for help to slam the brakes on reckless driving.

Delaware's Department of Justice will partner with End Community Violence Now and Leaders in Transition to host a public safety town hall July 21 from 5:30 to 8 p.m. at the Sankofa Cultural Arts Center in Dover.

Grief, anger, and urgent pleas for change filled Dover City Hall Monday night as neighbors packed a City Council meeting to demand answers and action on the city’s ongoing gun violence.

Dover neighbors may soon feel a jolt in their electric bills under the city's proposed 2026 fiscal year budget.

Dover City Council leaders are pushing for a new local marijuana tax, following a proposal introduced during Tuesday’s Committee of the Whole meeting.

A Dover city council committee is considering a small business relief fund aimed at helping existing businesses manage rising utility costs during ongoing downtown revitalization efforts.