Union members and ChristianaCare representatives ratified a three-year contract a few weeks ago. It will cover more than 500 physicians and four different hospitals.

The Delaware Opioid Settlement Commission opened a fourth round of grant funding this month, using funds from the state’s opioid case settlements.

The cameras do not shoot video. Rather, they take a single still photo every half hour to help understand how sand migrates during weather events like storms.

Delaware’s Department of Health and Human Services is changing the way emergency rooms in the First State treat those suffering addiction.

On the last day of legislative session, Delaware lawmakers passed a group of bills that stand to set major policy for the state to regulate large energy users– with eyes on data centers.

The heat is on in Delaware starting Wednesday.

Gov. Matt Meyer isn’t ready to say whether he’ll sign a bill that expands Delaware’s harm reduction efforts.

Fireworks... you either love them or hate them. And the approaching July 4th holiday is centered around them. Add to that 2026 being the nation’s 250th anniversary, and the upcoming Independence Day will likely see massive displays including some “unofficial” displays.But there are laws in Delaware to ensure safety and lessen fireworks’ health and environmental impact. As a matter of fact, just this week the General Assembly passed a bill that clarifies and bolsters existing fireworks regulations. It awaits Gov. Meyer’s signature.In preparation for the upcoming holiday weekend, Assistant State Fire Marshall and Chief of Investigations B. Scott Bullock joined Delaware Public Media’s Jay Shah to walk us through fireworks dos and don’ts.

Following discussions about the state of solar development in the County, Sussex County Council approves three more solar farm projects.

The proposed building would be a pole barn-type structure of 1,200 square feet, and would house equipment to farm oysters as part of the school’s agriscience program.