Inside her classroom at Lewes Elementary School, Señora Verónica DeBartolo is teaching more than Spanish vocabulary through music, storytelling and culture while helping students connect to a broader world beyond their own. This Coastal Connection is sponsored by Baths by Spicer Bros.
As the Maryland Senate considers a bill that would prohibit local jails from working with federal immigration authorities, even in cases involving people convicted of violent crimes, a new poll shows most likely voters support jail-based background checks and cooperation when someone is already in custody, according to the Maryland Freedom Caucus.
As bitter cold temperatures move across Delmarva, people are turning up their thermostats to stay warm and preparing for possible snowstorms.
La Plaza Delaware and the Delaware Alliance of Latino Entrepreneurs (¡DALE!) hosted their first New Year's Gala at the Rehoboth Beach Convention Center to honor Latino business owners and highlight the growth of the Latino community through awards, music, and cultural celebration. This Ties That Bind Us is sponsored by Matt The Carpet Guy.
Martin Luther King Jr. Day is recognized as a day of service and local volunteers honored that message Monday, Jan. 19, by giving back to their community at the Brandywine Valley SPCA in Georgetown.
Biting winds and falling temperatures are making winter hard to ignore across Sussex County, prompting people and visitors to bundle up, adjust daily routines and keep a closer watch on heating costs.
A bipartisan bill moving through the Delaware General Assembly would require every public school district and charter school in the state to adopt policies limiting student cell phone use during the school day.
More than 9.2 million acres of land across the Chesapeake Bay watershed have now been permanently protected from development, accounting for about 23 percent of the region’s total land area, according to data collected through 2024 by the Chesapeake Bay Program.
Police departments across the country are struggling to fill their ranks, and officers in Millsboro say the growing town is no exception.
Georgetown Town Council will consider a $26,000 proposal Monday night from the town engineer for the design and permitting of new bollards on The Circle, aiming to improve safety while preserving its historic look.