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Cases surged two winters in a row, so Drees urges Delawareans to get the new bivalent booster and a flu shot now. The COVID shot has proved effective and Drees says boosters will likely become an every-year necessity.

The Big Draw Festival returns to downtown Milford next month.

Delaware’s U.S. Senators Tom Carper and Chris Coons decried the Senate’s failure to pass a bill requiring the disclosure of ‘dark money’ donors in politics.

Rodney Layfield, a captain with the Delaware State Police, confronted coaches from Hodgson Vo-Tech High School in Glasgow for cheering during a game against Sussex Central High School.

The new facility will replace a courthouse built in 1989 that can no longer manage the court's growing caseload.

The Delaware Division of Public Health is further expanding eligibility for the monkeypox vaccine.

In an effort to keep the state litter free, all schools statewide can join a program that honors their ability to keep their grounds clean.

The Town of Selbyville is getting a new library.

The veterinary tranquilizer is not an opioid, but it has become a common additive to fentanyl and other drugs sold in Delaware — with some challenging side effects.

The Colonial School District’s hybrid learning initiative is off to a good start.