Delaware Headlines

Using DART to get to Delaware beaches outside the summer season is now easier.

The Delaware Department of Justice is making an effort to keep juveniles from having to go to court.

As Hurricane Florence bears down on the Carolinas, Delmarva Power says it’s ready, if necessary, to respond locally to power outages and downed lines.

Hurricane Florence continues to churn in the Atlantic and is rapidly intensifying. It's now reached Category 4 status.

September is National Preparedness Month and the Delaware Emergency Management Agency (DEMA) wants all First State residents to be ready for any type of emergency.

The Federal Highway Administration’s (FHWA) annual August redistribution is bringing Delaware more federal funding for infrastructure projects.

A new family visitation center officially opened last week in Middletown.

Usually rainy weather discourages people from heading to the polls and drives turnout down, but Thursday it could be the heat.

The latest heatwave to grip Delaware will linger into Primary Day in the First State Thursday.

In a lecture through the State Division of Historical And Cultural Affairs Monday, Principal Chief of the Lenape Indian Tribe of Delaware Dennis Coker described what he calls the long and “tedious” process of securing state recognition in 2016— and his vision for the future.

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