Gov. Matt Meyer vetoed a $35 million appropriation for the proposed Legislative Hall expansion, saying the money should instead be directed toward higher-priority needs amid affordability concerns.

The Vines Creek Crossing development in Frankford is expected to bring significant residential growth and economic opportunity to the town, while raising concerns among neighbors about traffic and infrastructure.

Gov. Matt Meyer used his State of the State address to press lawmakers to confront rising costs, overhaul education funding, rein in energy prices and expand access to health care, while honoring fallen law enforcement officers and declaring that Delaware remains strong despite economic and political headwinds.

State Rep. Lyndon Yearick is spearheading a four-bill package aimed at affordability issues.

Abigail Spanberger made history Saturday as she was sworn in as Virginia’s first female governor.

A bipartisan group of lawmakers met Tuesday in Dover to hear how Delaware’s recent statewide property reassessment is affecting businesses, manufactured homeowners, and multi-family housing.

Following the final voting session of the Sussex County Land Use Reform Working Group, the Sussex Preservation Coalition supports the group's recommendations.

The Delaware Healthcare Association is raising concerns about state oversight and rising costs after Delaware’s latest Health Care Benchmark Trend Report showed spending growth across most sectors, especially pharmacy.

Nine new homes are being built in Milford by Sussex County Habitat for Humanity, offering life-changing opportunities for local families, including Charita Briddell and her three children.

Who owns your home? A new bill in Congress wants to help renters find out by creating a national rental property registry.