Delaware Headlines

Delaware's Senate Labor Committee released a bill Wednesday that would criminalize wage theft and impose penalties for employers who don't pay workers appropriately.

Delaware's constitution currently requires lawmakers to work until midnight on June 30 to call themselves into special session. This year, the legislature hopes to change that.

After restoring Delaware Bay beaches DNREC is now setting its sights on the beaches along the coastline.

Dozens of Wilmington residents were displaced Monday when they were evicted from their homes with almost no notice.Those homes are a row of seven apartment buildings on the 800 block of North Adams Street, which were condemned following a partial collapse of a brick wall Sunday night.

Claymont High School, Howard High School, and Hockessin School #107C are now part of Brown v. Board of Education National Historical Park, and considered National Park Service affiliated areas.

With summer boating season about to get underway, the nuisance aquatic weed - hydrilla - could cramp your outing.

As supply chain issues for infant formula continue, Delaware’s Division of Public Health is trying to provide options to help parents.

The all-day Stern Future Healthcare Workforce Summit at STAR Tower at the University of Delaware featured speakers from across the globe to discuss the future of healthcare.

A bill that would forbid police officers from lying to juvenile suspects during custodial interrogations to extract confessions advanced out of committee in Delaware's House of Representatives on Tuesday.

A vessel doing offshore wind survey work off the coast of Delaware hopes to be done by Memorial Day weekend.