Delaware Headlines

The Delaware Humane Association (DHA) is planning a major renovation of its Rehoboth Adoption Center.

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The Delaware National Guard has been activated to support the cybersecurity of the upcoming election. It’s the first time the Guard has been activated for this role.

The City of Dover plans to buy power from a pair of solar projects expected to be the biggest in the state to date.

A nonprofit group has opened a new community center in Newark.

Officials and volunteers with the Delaware Regional Dream Center are already providing backpacks and boxes full of snacks to students at five schools in the Red Clay and Christina School Districts.

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The U.S. Supreme Court decided Tuesday to suspend a lower court decision forcing the Census Bureau to keep counting through the end of the month. The Bureau will stop accepting self-responses over the internet Oct. 15 at 11:59 p.m. Hawaii time. 

Eligible Delaware nonprofits have until the end of the week to apply to the Delaware Nonprofit Support Fund.

As the weather gets cooler,  Delaware officials are warning residents to remain vigilant about COVID-19 protocols.

The application period is now open for FEMA Mitigation grants.

There are two grants available for people to apply for through the Delaware Emergency Management Agency.

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The Delaware Community Foundation (DCF) recently awarded a series of grants to help Kent County residents in need.

Planners took the document that could guide changes to the 202 corridor in northern New Castle County to the public for a final look this week. 

Delaware is starting to use a new way to report COVID-19 positives in the state that will bring in line with neighboring states.

A Dover man faces charges for pointing a gun at protestors during a Lauren Witzke rally last month.

Delaware’s First Lady - Tracey Quillen Carney - recently recognized  individuals and groups helping feed kids during the coronavirus pandemic. 

DelDOT reminds Delawareans to keep their eyes on the road following a pair of crashes in recent weeks that left three employees injured. 

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Days after a Delaware State University student was killed at a large, unsanctioned off-campus party, DSU president Tony Allen reminds students about COVID-19 regulations and consequences if they don’t adhere to them.

Some University of Delaware students are getting credit for working polls during the General Election. 

A new report lays out recommendations to help the state plan for a potentially dangerous resurgence of COVID-19 this fall.

The report comes from the Pandemic Resurgence Advisory Committee or PRAC, a group of over 50 state leaders from the public and private sector. 

They developed a comprehensive strategy to deal with a COVID-19 resurgence focusing on health, business, and equity.

The state buyout of several residents near the Port of Wilmington is moving forward—after being delayed this spring because of the pandemic. 

A Delaware State University student is dead after a shooting at a Dover park during a large party.

First State nonprofits can tap into an estimated $200,000 available from the Delaware Community Foundation though its 2020 Capital Grants.