A new federal class-action lawsuit is challenging Immigration and Customs Enforcement arrest practices across Maryland, with several allegations tied directly to Salisbury and the Eastern Shore.
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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.
A proposed overhaul of Somerset County Public Schools' policy governing books and other materials in school libraries is drawing opposition from the Maryland State Education Association, which is threatening legal action if the policy is adopted.
One year after Delaware launched legal recreational marijuana sales, state officials say the state's cannabis market has made significant progress, generating more than $53.4 million in adult-use sales while continuing to expand access for consumers and opportunities for businesses.
The U.S. Department of Justice has filed a federal lawsuit against the State of Maryland seeking to block the state's newly enacted Community Trust Act, arguing the act unlawfully interferes with federal immigration enforcement and violates the U.S. Constitution.
Thousands of Haitians living in the United States, including many on Delmarva, could soon face uncertainty after the U.S. Supreme Court ruled Thursday that the Trump administration can move forward with ending Temporary Protected Status for Haiti while court challenges continue.
A dispute between the Town of Ocean City and St. Paul’s by-the-Sea Episcopal Church is escalating after the town ordered the church to stop allowing people to sleep overnight inside one of its buildings.
A new federal lawsuit tied to the critically endangered North Atlantic right whale could possibly produce new complications for offshore wind development off Delmarva’s coast.
A New York man has filed a federal lawsuit against the Town of Tangier and its town manager alleging he was prevented from taking a job as the island’s police chief despite being offered the position and meeting the stated requirements.
The State of Delaware is appealing a federal court ruling that would require the state’s Department of Labor to turn over employee records to immigration authorities.