The Maryland Department of Natural Resources is seeking public comment on proposed regulations that would restrict the collection, possession and trade of native reptiles and amphibians.

Drivers in Delaware could soon pay more for running a red light caught by a traffic camera. The Delaware Department of Transportation is proposing to increase the fine for a red-light camera violation from $137.50 to $167.50.

Rehoboth Beach city leaders are changing how commissioner meetings operate in 2026, allowing officials vote at every meeting. They will also be able to introduce and vote on agenda items during the same meeting.

Officials are asking for public comment on a proposed pedestrian crossover at US 50 and US 301.

Delaware's Special Property Reassessment Committee held its first hearing on Tuesday to review the state's property reassessment process following widespread tax increases across all three counties.

An in-person public hearing will take place at 6:30 p.m. on Sept. 25 at the Goldsboro Fire Department, with virtual public hearing scheduled for 7:30 p.m. on Oct. 9

Delaware's Housing Department Task Force held its first meeting on Wednesday, bringing together lawmakers, housing advocates, and community members to discuss the growing housing challenges neighbors face across the First State.

Talbot County officials will introduce the 2026 Comprehensive Planning Process with a public kickoff meeting today. The current Comprehensive Plan requires updating this year after passing in 2016.

The town of Oxford is considering further changes to how its town meetings are conducted, following backlash over new restrictions on public comments.

Controversial comments have surfaced in a Talbot County town following a significant change to the Oxford council meeting procedure.