Delaware has selected Thomas Jefferson University to help establish the state's first four-year medical school, a move state leaders say could help address long-term physician shortages and improve healthcare access across the First State.

A newly-proposed bill moving through the Maryland General Assembly would place an additional tax on firearms, ammunition, and gun accessories sold in the state, with the revenue earmarked for violence prevention programs, victim support, and trauma care.

A federal judge has dismissed a lawsuit seeking to stop Delaware’s new Medical Aid in Dying law from going into effect this week, according to court documents acquired by WBOC.

Less than a month before the new End of Life Options Act takes effect in Delaware, a group of disability and patient advocacy groups have filed a lawsuit in an attempt to stop the controversial law from being implemented.

A vision more than 130 years in the making became reality Thursday as TidalHealth cut the ribbon on the Edward Q. Wilgus Community Clinic in Salisbury.

As frigid temperatures grip the region, many residents are staying bundled up and avoiding prolonged exposure to the outdoors.

Delaware Governor John Carney has vetoed a bill that would have legalized medical aid in dying in the First State.

A bill allowing doctor-assisted suicide in Delaware narrowly cleared the Democrat-led House on Thursday and now goes to the state Senate for consideration.