Gov. Matt Meyer will allow legislation that creates multiple property tax rates in Delaware school districts to become law without his signature.
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Delaware has now confirmed 13 cases of measles, with all cases being in Kent County, according to the Delaware Division of Public Health.
Nearly 1,000 pounds of fish donated during the White Marlin Open have been processed this week to help provide meals for people in need on Maryland's Eastern Shore.
Chesapeake Bay watershed jurisdictions have fully achieved their sediment reduction target while continuing to make progress toward phosphorus and nitrogen reduction goals, according to new Chesapeake Bay Program modeling.
Lewes officials are considering updates to the city’s beach event ordinance to better distinguish normal group beach use from organized events that may require city approval.
A 71-year-old woman was rescued Thursday afternoon after drifting about a mile offshore on a flotation device near Beach Plum Island.
Delaware State Police have identified a car associated with a deadly hit-and-run on July 24 in Seaford. The investigation continues as police work to still identify the driver.
Governor Matt Meyer signed three measures aimed at strengthening Delaware's health care workforce by expanding the responsibilities of certain licensed professionals and new pathways into health care careers.
The Maryland Department of Transportation State Highway Administration will begin a resurfacing project on Snow Hill Road on Aug. 9.
The Cape Henlopen School District is mourning the sudden loss of longtime Cape Henlopen High School teacher and coach Bill "Gepp" Geppert.