-
Currently, no license is required to work with low voltage systems like telephone, cable television and landscape lighting systems.
-
Delaware River Watershed Conservation partners – including three in Delaware – are awarded money to go to conservation projects.
-
ChristianaCare submits a Notice of Intent to the Delaware Health Resources Board for a new healthcare facility on Route 13 in Georgetown.
-
So far, so good for Delaware Paid Leave’s program after its first month accepting claims.
-
Dewey Beach is moving forward with a flood pump project in collaboration with the Army Corps.
-
Delaware’s Nuclear Energy Feasibility Task Force plans to submit its recommendations to the General Assembly and governor's office by the end of July.
-
DNREC says the Indian River Bay is open again for clamming and mussel harvesting after a 21-day closure.
-
Delaware’s Department of Technology and Information asked the Joint Finance Committee for an approximately $8 million increase to its budget for fiscal year 2027.
-
Healthcare costs for the weight loss drugs, GLP-1s, continue to have an outsized footprint in Delaware’s annual healthcare costs for current and retired employees.
-
Delaware’s Department of National Resources and Environmental Control has deemed Project Washington - the six-million-square foot project planned near Delaware City - prohibited under Delaware’s the Coastal Zone Act, which governs large industrial construction along the Delaware coast.