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Concord Mall, which opened with great fanfare in 1969, may be facing the wrecking ball after a long, painful decline.
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Mayor Carney creates Economic Development Roundtable to help Wilmington navigate its economic futureWilmington Mayor John Carney establishes an Economic Development Roundtable for the city.
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Newark City Council discusses possibly putting rental caps in residential neighborhoods.
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An increase in gas prices hit farmers hard at the start of the 2026 growing season. And those prices haven’t meaningfully dropped yet.Delaware Agriculture Secretary Don Clifton said, "The difference is 65% increase in a matter of just a few months. And the diesel cost; that's outrageous and unnecessary, and that is a...that ripples through the entire economy. The level that, that fuel is trading is also an indicator of what heating oil will be this fall."Now, drought conditions, fertilizer costs, and slow-going Farm Bill deliberations in Congress are adding weight to farmers already squeezed by high overheads.Delaware Public Media’s Isreal Hale checked in this week with Felton farmer Jim Minner to discuss how these issues are affecting his day to day operations.
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The Public Service Commission formalized an interim rate increase for Delmarva customers, which was implemented on July 9.
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The Wilmington-based company plans to produce hydrogen at a new $226 million factory in Dover, but it isn’t counting on federal subsidies or orders from any of the nine other members of the Mid-Atlantic Clean Hydrogen Hub (MACH2).
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Milford will see construction of 24 energy-efficient homes thanks to a USDA grant for ‘sweat equity’ housing initiative
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Sussex County Council approves five new solar farms in Sussex County.
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Innovate Delaware is latest effort from the Delaware Prosperity Partnership - the state’s public-private economic development group - that leads work to attract business to the First State.
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The Edgemoor Port expansion, a project backed by hundreds of millions of dollars in funding, faces another legal challenge – this time targeting the Diamond State Port Corporation and its private partner Enstructure.