Delaware Headlines

A new report finds the value of natural resources within the Mispillion and Cedar Creek watersheds in the millions of dollars.  

Another bike trail in Delaware is being extended.

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The state NAACP is throwing its support behind a federal civil rights lawsuit claiming Delaware State Police wrongfully stopped and harassed an innocent woman.  

Even though Delaware’s COVID State of Emergency is over, state officials remind residents to stay vigilant against the virus.

The Diocese of Wilmington officially has a new Bishop.

Bishop William Koenig was ordained and installed the tenth Bishop of the Diocese of Wilmington Tuesday afternoon during a special mass at St. Elizabeth Church.

As Delaware’s COVID State of Emergency ends, visitation at the state’s long-term care facilities will still face some restrictions.

Delaware’s Pandemic Electronic Benefit Transfer program will provide one-time benefits for eligible families for food assistance this summer.

The Ardens in northern New Castle County recently became one of five communities in Delaware certified by the National Wildlife Federation for their wildlife habitat. 

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There is no shortage of bike trails in Delaware. And one between Rehoboth Beach and Lewes is the latest to be completed. 

Holiday weekend fireworks brought many smiles to the faces, but there were some mishaps in the state.

The Food Bank of Delaware has hosted over 140 drive-thru pantries since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic.

And it’s now looking for ways to serve hungry Delawareans post-pandemic.

A national survey of major crop plantings projects Delaware farmers will see lower harvests of hay and certain grains this year, but more soybeans.

Delaware’s COVID-19 Strategic Response Fund is accepting applications for another round of Vision Grants.

An effort to help nonprofits find PPE last year during the COVID pandemic is expanding its scope.

July 4th brings fireworks - some set off legally and others illegally. And Delaware State Fire Marshal’s office is reminding residents to put safety first.

The fight in Dewey Beach over 5G cell towers continues to heat up, with a new lawsuit and continued frustration from town officials.

Thousands of Delawareans are expected to join the more than 47-million Americans getting away this upcoming July 4th holiday weekend.

Delaware is suffering through its second heat wave of the year, but how long will it last?

The Camden-Wyoming Fire Company is the latest Delaware fire company to obtain a grain rescue tube.

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