Delaware’s Division of Alcohol and Tobacco Enforcement

Flyers and business cards are reportedly circulating in the city, advertising marijuana delivery services that are not legal in Delaware.

The latest iteration of a bill to allow wine shipments direct to consumers enters the General Assembly and clears its first legislative hurdle.

Delaware’s State Senate passes a bill to allow third-party alcohol delivery, but direct-to-consumer shipping legislation fails in committee.

State Sen. Jack Walsh introduced legislation in June to allow food delivery services like DoorDash and Uber Eats to deliver alcohol along with food orders in Delaware.

DSHS Cabinet Secretary Nathanial McQueen is seeking additional funding to accommodate equipment needs for new Marijuana Control Act personnel.

State lawmakers look to make positive changes discovered during the pandemic permanent.

The organizers of last weekend’s outdoor rodeo event in Bridgeville now face charges and fines. The large event, reportedly attended by hundreds if not…

Tobacco use is the lowest it’s ever been in Delaware among both children and adults. Tobacco use has declined in Delaware from 22 percent in 2011 to about…

Delaware officials want to keep drunk drivers off the roads during the holidays, as state police are cracking down on DUIs.Officials from the Division of…

Prom season in Delaware is near and State officials want students to be aware of the dangers of drinking and driving. The Division of Alcohol and Tobacco…