Gov. Matt Meyer taps specialized cannabis attorney Joshua Sanderlin from Washington D.C. to be Delaware’s next Marijuana Commissioner.

Delaware’s unemployment rate remains steady in March.

Delaware State University and Capital One host a pitch competition for HBCU students developing AgriTech products.

More than three dozen food trucks turned out in Marydel this weekend. Martin Matheny stopped by to get a taste of how the food truck business is doing these days.

As the annual horseshoe crab spawning season approaches, the debate over the harvesting of those crabs continues, with conservationists and the commercial fishing industry searching for ways to protect horseshoe crabs and the species that depend on them while allowing fishermen to make a living without further restrictions from state quotas.This week, contributor Jon Hurdle reports on this debate over horseshoe crab protections and where it’s headed.

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Wilmington Mayor John Carney looks to launch a youth entrepreneur program for city teens.

February’s unemployment rate in Delaware holds steady again.

Delaware has a new leader tasked with addressing one of the state’s most pressing challenges – housing, specifically affordable housing.Matthew Heckles now leads the Delaware State Housing Authority, and he’s no stranger to the agency. He previously served as a legislative and policy advisor for DSHA and more recently as the Mid-Atlantic Regional Administrator for the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development.This week, Delaware Public Media’s Abigail Lee sat down with Heckles to discuss his plans to tackle the state’s housing crisis and make housing more accessible for Delawareans.

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