Delaware Headlines

The Brandywine Valley SPCA is lending a helping hand to shelter pets impacted by Hurricane Florence.

Florence may have left the Carolinas, but she’s left havoc in her wake. And a number of local groups are pitching in to help with recovery efforts.

The Delaware Department of Correction and its medical provider Connections are seeking to improve the treatment of inmates with substance abuse disorder by making medication-assisted treatment more widely available.

The “Delaware Department of Transportation Welcome Center” on I-95 is now officially the "Biden Welcome Center.”

Florence weakened to a tropical depression Sunday over the Carolinas and gained speed as it approaches the Mid-Atlantic and the Northeast.

Law enforcement agencies and others are receiving a bump in funding from federal homeland security grants.

FEMA is awarding Delaware nearly $8.8 million this year through post-911 security grant programs.

State and County officials are trying to help people whose homes have been foreclosed on become aware of resources available to them.

Delaware has the second highest foreclosure rate in the country after New Jersey, according to RealtyTrac.com.

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Wilmington City Council authorized the issuance of bonds Thursday to finance the South Wilmington Wetlands Park and sewer separation project.

Using DART to get to Delaware beaches outside the summer season is now easier.