Highmark Delaware makes a major investment in Endless Possibilities in the Community or EPIC.

Delaware issued its last round of recreational marijuana business licenses to hopeful applicants in December, but those license holders haven’t begun dispensing recreational cannabis just yet.April 1st – a month later than the initial target – has been circulated as the new date to have the First State’s recreational marijuana market up and running, but delays in federal background checks have put that timeline into question. As license holders anxiously wait for the go-ahead to bring safe and legal cannabis to Delawareans – and as the state looks for a new marijuana commissioner – uncertainty looms over the recreational market.In episode two of Delaware’s High Hopes, Delaware Public Media’s Sarah Petrowich checked back in with license holders and discussed concerns over these delays with an industry advocate and the legislator behind the legalization of recreational marijuana.

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Controversial updates to Delaware’s General Corporate Law passes its final legislative hurdle and heads to a supportive governor for signature.

January’s unemployment rate in Delaware is unchanged after annual revisions.

Avelo Airlines is adding two new nonstop routes at Wilmington Airport.

A program from the Delaware Department of Agriculture, with $2 million in funding from the USDA aims to help farmers afford coverage.

NASCAR fans going to Dover this summer will have an opportunity to enjoy the Delaware State Fair and the beaches.

Delaware Tourism Offices announces that 2023 was a record-breaking year.

The 27-lot park is expected to bring 1300 jobs to the area.