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Eight large projects are awarded Downtown Development Districts funding reservations.
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The latest chapter in Delaware’s efforts to address PFAS – the so-called forever chemicals – takes us to the courts.But this time, it’s not the state or a municipality suing manufacturers over the products they produced containing these chemicals and their impact on the water supply. Instead, it’s a water utility. Veolia filed a lawsuit last month – seeking compensation for work they’re doing to eliminate PFAS from the water it provides to its customersThis week, contributor Jon Hurdle examines this lawsuit – who’s being sued and why.
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Delaware’s largest energy provider, Delmarva Power, says a recently approved interim rate shorts the company on what it’s legally allowed to recover from customers.
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Delaware is among approximately 20 states pushing data privacy laws forward, with newly enacted expansions to its 2023 Personal Data Privacy Act.
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Travelers on Labor Day will see higher gas prices than normal.
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Sussex County passes its first ever ordinance requiring developers engage in forest preservation efforts.
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Sussex County Airport is making changes to how they’ll handle air traffic during the construction of their Taxiway B project.
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A sweeping package of legislation targeting data center development, energy usage, and consumer costs got were passed in a ceremonial signing this week.
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Delaware will receive up to $103 million from Meta – the parent company of Facebook and Instagram – to settle a multistate lawsuit.
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Delaware's State Employee Benefits Commission expects the state’s group health insurance plan will invest an additional $264 million for primary care between 2029 and 2035.