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Wilmington Mayor John Carney announced the recipients of $8.4 million in one-time city funds to support development of new rentals and homes on Thursday.
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Harvey Hanna & Associates and King Energy announce a community solar partnership in New Castle County.
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Delaware launches a pilot program to help small businesses avoid some of the hoops they have to jump through during the inspection process.
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Recently Gov. Matt Meyer’s administration announced a new set of census tracts are being nominated to become Opportunity Zones, eligible for federal funding to spur private investment in underserved areas.And just this week, the U.S. Treasury approved the tracts here in Delaware and across the country.This is the second round of Opportunity Zones and there are some changes to the program.So to help us understand Opportunity Zones, the new features to the program and the expectations for it after the first go-round, we asked contributor Jon Hurdle to take a closer look.
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The former Kirkwood Sports Complex is now Sprinturf Performance Park at Kirkwood, and the new name isn’t the only change.
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Delaware’s workers’ compensation insurance rates will decrease for a tenth year in a row.
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The unemployment rate in Delaware drops slightly again.
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First hearing in taxpayer case against Diamond State Port Corporation pauses subpoenas and discoverySuperior Court Judge Sheldon K. Rennie made his first official decision on a taxpayer lawsuit against the Diamond State Port Corporation, which was filed in July.
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Over 7,000 Delaware residents may be eligible for 2026 Affordable Care Act refunds.
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As more solar farms come to Sussex County, some County Council members want to bring restrictions in order to protect farm land.