Tobacco products in Delaware could soon come with a higher price tag. Under Gov. Matt Meyer’s proposed fiscal year 2027 budget, cigarette and other nicotine product taxes would see significant increases as the state looks to help close a budget gap and generate new revenue. Opinions are mixed, with some small businesses raising concerns.

Delaware is among the states that could face federal funding cuts after President Trump on Tuesday announced that sanctuary jurisdictions may lose payments starting February 1.

A proposed 354-lot townhouse development near Smyrna, known as Ellery Farm, is drawing mixed reactions from neighbors in Kent County.

The Delaware Healthcare Association hosted its 29th annual Healthcare Forum, "Bold Leadership in a Storm," bringing together hundreds of leaders from across Delaware's healthcare sector for a full day of panels, interactive learning, and guest speakers.

Delaware lawmakers heard from the state’s business and housing communities Tuesday during the Special Reassessment Committee’s hearing on the statewide property reassessment. Representatives from small businesses, farms, restaurants, housing providers, and early childhood education described the significant challenges posed by rising property taxes.

Soybean farmers on Delmarva say tariffs between the United States and China are squeezing an already fragile industry, raising fears that one of the region’s key crops could face steep losses if trade tensions continue.

A recent surge of animals is pushing the Brandywine Valley SPCA's Dover campus beyond capacity, following its highest monthly intake of the year in May.