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The office of Sen. Chris Coons / Lauren Witzke for U.S. Senate

Witzke challenges Coons on Supreme Court nomination, addresses QAnon claims

Sen. Chris Coons faced off against Republican challenger Lauren Witzke at the first candidate forum of the general election season.

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Carney, Murray spar over COVID-19 response in candidate forum

Sophia Schmidt, Delaware Public Media

Delaware DOJ revisits McDole shooting, still will not charge officers

Centers for Disease Control and Prevention

State officials say Delaware is prepared to distribute a vaccine once one is approved

State health officials say Delaware is prepared to distribute a coronavirus vaccine once one gets federal approval.

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Community advocates push voter registration ahead of November election

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Contract awarded for nourishment of Bethany & South Bethany Beaches

Delaware Courts start issuing bench warrants again

By • Sep 14, 2020

The Delaware Courts are resuming issuing bench warrants for people who fail to show up for court. This comes as court officials navigate operating with COVID restrictions in place.  

Townsend author pens new book called 'Red Ball Express'

By • Sep 14, 2020
Feldmann Communications Strategies LLC

The latest book from Townsend-based author Dante Brizill is out.

“Red Ball Express:” is the second in Dante Brizill's “Greatness Under Fire” series.


Dover gives OK to Halloween trick-or-treating

By • Sep 14, 2020
Delaware Public Media

Dover plans to move forward with trick or treating on Halloween and its annual holiday celebration in December.

 

Wilmington's Second Chances Farm to expand to Philly as federal officials tout project's success

By • Sep 14, 2020
Sophia Schmidt, Delaware Public Media

Members of the Trump Administration visited an urban farm in Wilmington Monday. They see the project as a model for economic development and reentry training programs. 


Bethany Beach voters re-elect four incumbents in Saturday's election

By • Sep 14, 2020
Delaware Public Media

Four incumbents were re-elected Saturday to fill open seats on the Bethany Beach Town Council.

Cape Henlopen teachers union votes no confidence in reopening plan

By • Sep 13, 2020
Delaware Public Media

Teachers in the Cape Henlopen School District say they doubt the district’s plan to reopen safely.

Grant to bolster student involvement in DSU hemp research

By • Sep 13, 2020
Milton Pratt / Delaware Public Media

Delaware State University receives National Science Foundation funding to allow undergraduates to take part in ongoing hemp research.


'Symbolic' resolution sparks controversy over climate change solutions in New Castle County

By • Sep 13, 2020
Sophia Schmidt, Delaware Public Media

New Castle County residents debated the best way to deal with climate change last week.


Wilmington's DECO Food Hall reopens Monday

By • Sep 13, 2020
The Buccini/Pollin Group

A multi-vendor food hall in Wilmington closed by the COVID-19 pandemic is ready to return this week.

 


Wilmington bishop to remember those who died during the pandemic

By • Sep 11, 2020
Catholic Diocese of Wilmington

The bishop of the Catholic Diocese of Wilmington celebrates a live-streamed Mass this weekend, in honor of Delawareans who died during the COVID-19 pandemic.


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