For some Delaware veterans, a service dog is more than a companion. It's a source of independence, purpose and support. But, C.A.S.H. leaders say continued growth means the nonprofit needs additional fundraising and community support.
Adriana Myers
Firefighters training at the Delaware State Fire School in Kent County will soon have a new tool designed to make their training look and feel more like the real thing.
A new chapter is beginning for women working to rebuild their lives after hardship. House of Hope held a ribbon-cutting Wednesday for its newly completed transitional home in Dover.
Veterans and their families gathered at the Air Mobility Command Museum Tuesday for a resource fair aimed at connecting them with benefits, services and support.
The Milford Public Library is undergoing a major renovation, but community members can still access many library services while construction is underway.
A trip to the pharmacy could soon look different for Delaware patients. Governor Matt Meyer recently signed a package of healthcare legislation aimed at expanding access to care.
A long-requested security camera is one step closer to being installed in a Dover neighborhood where residents have raised concerns about illegal dumping, suspicious activity and crime for years.
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.
After nearly two and a half years of construction along Kenton Road, DelDOT officials say the long-running road improvement project is finally entering its final stages