Gov. Matt Meyer discusses the state's ongoing legal battle with ChristianaCare, clean energy generation avenues and future education funding reform efforts at his latest monthly press conference.

Newark’s Chapel Street Players opens its new season with the Pulitzer and Tony award-winning play, August: Osage County by Tracy Letts.

Delaware enshrines the prevention of ideological book bans in public and school libraries and builds upon its laws protecting residents from freedom of speech lawsuits.

The bill allows school districts to split tax rates by residential and non-residential properties.

A nearly 100 acre development proposal in Sussex County is drawing some backlash by opponents who criticize its potential impact on traffic and congestion in the area.

The former Elwyn building on Wilmington’s East Side reopens for business.

The work tells three stories of love, all of which end sadly. It is presented in a concert opera format, without ornate costuming and set design.

Gov. Meyer along with 17 other Democratic governors sent a letter to Congressional leadership asking for these credits to be extended beyond the end of 2025, citing concerns over the millions of people who stand to lose health coverage.

DNREC is exploring the possibility of raising fees at Delaware State Parks.

Nine of 10 members of the working group supported the final package of 20 recommendations voted on during their Sept. 11th meeting.