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Voters and activists have expressed alarm over the possibility of visits to polling locations from federal officials and attempts from outside groups to disrupt voting.
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The opera is a staple of the repertoire, in part because of its compelling, drama-filled story.
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To close a budget gap in Newark, a tax hike looks to be on the horizon.
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Georgetown holds a public hearing on the proposed repeal of its cottage homes ordinance.
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Dr. Deirdra Aikens on the consortium pointed out the goal of preservation and addressing inequalities were, "polarizing."
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The most contentious point is a change to how public comment works.
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The legal representation in the taxpayer suit against the Diamond State Port Corporation is demanding information from several groups, including the State Auditor’s office.
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A bill to comprehensively reform the state’s Freedom of Information Act laws looks to revise multiple points of related to access and procedures.
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A candidate forum in House District 38 covers issues like data centers and coastal flooding.
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As Lewes considers a moratorium on new housing, the Home Builders Association threatens legal actionIn Lewes, planning commission members are tying the need for a moratorium to the city’s comprehensive plan, currently in development.