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Jury delivers verdict in first Vaughn prison trial

The verdict in the first trial of inmates allegedly involved in the Vaughn prison riot is in.

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Gov. Carney signs executive order for health care spending benchmark

Sussex County's Caroling on The Circle aims again to help feed those in need

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Delaware DOC, Probation and Parole pitch budget 2020 requests

First State probation and parole officers are hopeful they’ll see better pay and benefits in the fiscal year 2020 budget.

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Medical Society of Delaware working to streamline prior authorization

DelDOT and DART offer Thanksgiving travel info

Families of Delaware inmates worry about loved ones being transferred to PA

By • Nov 19, 2018

Some inmates’ families are anxious their loved ones will among those the Delaware Department of Correction is moving to a prison southwest of Harrisburg, Pennsylvania.


State helps fund Christiana Care mental health pilot

By • Nov 19, 2018
Delaware Public Media

Christiana Care Health System is getting help from the state to start a new behavioral health pilot.


Wilmington Transit Center breaks ground, completion date pushed back

By • Nov 19, 2018
Sophia Schmidt, Delaware Public Media

Officials broke ground Monday on the new transit hub planned near the Wilmington train station.

 


Blue Hens return to NCAA football playoffs

By • Nov 18, 2018

The University of Delaware football team is finally returning to post-season play.

The Blue Hens earned their first bid to the NCAA FCS playoffs since 2010 Sunday, despite losing their final two regular season games.

Homelessness among Delaware veterans down from 2017

By • Nov 18, 2018
United States Interagency Council on Veteran Homelessness

The U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs says homelessness among military veterans in Delaware is down 17 percent from 2017.


Nearly 150,000 Delawareans expected to travel for Thanksgiving

By • Nov 18, 2018
Delaware Public Media

Anyone traveling for the Thanksgiving holiday this week will have plenty of company.

 

 


UD researcher predicts wind turbines reduce hurricane rainfall

By • Nov 16, 2018
Courtesy of NASA

There aren’t currently any wind turbines off Delaware's coast, but a University of Delaware researcher’s work suggests having some could do more than just provide electricity.

 


DSU asks state for significant capital funding in FY 2020

By • Nov 16, 2018

Delaware State University put in its state budget request for fiscal year 2020 this week.

The university is seeking $54.5 million for operating costs and more than $105 million to cover deferred maintenance needs.

Plans for community green space announced in West Center City

By • Nov 16, 2018
Sophia Schmidt, Delaware Public Media

The Wilmington Renaissance Corporation is working to make West Center City greener.


New data shows solid job growth in Delaware

By • Nov 16, 2018

The First State has seen job growth in recent months according to payroll data released Friday.

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