Voters head to the polls up and down the state to cast their ballots in a variety of races, including a series of statewide contests.

Lawmakers put shovels in dirt Monday to mark the symbolic start to construction on the Port of Wilmington Edgemoor expansion.

Rates for Affordable Care Act health insurance plans on the Delaware Health Insurance Marketplace are increasing in 2027.

The race for mayor of Dover has its first candidate.

While the state-required thresholds take effect in the new year, the Diamond State Hospital Cost Review Board still has decisions to make on how charity care will work.

The Wilmington Redding Consortium's next phase of work includes discussion of student reassignments, staff logistics, and a transition period.

Kent County is the final county to open a “new and improved” Family Courthouse.

Eight large projects are awarded Downtown Development Districts funding reservations.

A summer holiday celebration might soon have a different look in Newark.

The latest chapter in Delaware’s efforts to address PFAS – the so-called forever chemicals – takes us to the courts.But this time, it’s not the state or a municipality suing manufacturers over the products they produced containing these chemicals and their impact on the water supply. Instead, it’s a water utility. Veolia filed a lawsuit last month – seeking compensation for work they’re doing to eliminate PFAS from the water it provides to its customersThis week, contributor Jon Hurdle examines this lawsuit – who’s being sued and why.