For families in Laurel, finding a home they can afford can be challenging as housing costs continue to rise.
That could soon change for some families with a new affordable housing development planned in Laurel.
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Sussex County is preserving their forests while still allowing for new developments in southern Delaware.
Sussex County Council has approved the first in what officials say will be a series of land use reform measures aimed at addressing residential development and housing concerns across the county.
A months-long, multi-agency investigation into a major drug trafficking organization operating across Delmarva and beyond has resulted in more than a dozen arrests and the seizure of significant amounts of drugs, weapons, and cash.
Two former employees of the Dover Interfaith Mission for Housing have been sentenced after pleading guilty to embelzzling hundreds of thousands of dollars in public funds, including federal money meant to help Delaware’s homeless.
Delaware River and Bay Authority greenlights major hybrid ferry project for the Cape May-Lewes Ferry
The Delaware River and Bay Authority has approved a $78.6 million contract to build a new diesel hybrid ferry for the Cape May-Lewes Ferry system, marking the fleet’s biggest upgrade in decades.
The Sussex County Department of Public Safety hosted its 24th annual 9-1-1 Awareness Day. Hundreds of 5th grade students from across the county observed demonstrations of what to do in emergency situations.
Two students from the Southern Delaware School of the Arts took first place in the Delaware Music Educator Association's Young Composer Competition. After submitting last spring, DMEA announced the winners this summer.
Sussex County’s property assessment appeals period has closed with county officials reporting only one percent of assessments contested.
A press conference held Tuesday in Dover delivered disappointing news to families and ice rink users who had been eagerly awaiting answers about the future of skating in Kent County.