Delaware Libraries

Delaware Libraries launch a 10-week summer program to help support Delawareans with digital literacy.

All New Castle County libraries will close Sundays in July and August.

The Cal Ripken, Sr. Foundation's donations will go toward equipment and staff training for the Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics program at Route 9.

Delaware enshrines the prevention of ideological book bans in public and school libraries and builds upon its laws protecting residents from freedom of speech lawsuits.

House Republican Leader Tim Dukes signed onto the Freedom to Read Act as a co-sponsor, but he voted against the bill Thursday when several of his proposed amendments did not receive enough support to be added to the legislation.

Delaware lawmakers introduce the bipartisan Freedom to Read Act, which would ensure books are not removed from public and school libraries for identity-based, ideological or religious reasons.

The Delaware Department of State is requesting over $55 million for capital improvement projects throughout the state, but lawmakers worry it’s not enough.

A literacy company is bringing its new program to Delaware to help increase literacy rates in the First State.

The Delaware Department of State (DOS) is requesting a nearly $3.3 million budget increase for FY 26.

The event is part of Smokey Bear's Delaware library tour.