The Food Bank of Delaware distributed more than 20 million meals last year with the help of more than 10,000 volunteers while also providing job training, mobile food distribution and other programs to combat hunger statewide.
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The U.S. Supreme Court upheld states’ authority to process mail-in ballots received after Election Day if they are postmarked by Election Day. Maryland election officials say the ruling protects voters and keeps the state’s mail-in ballot rules unchanged.
A Delaware bill would expand criminal background checks for many volunteer firefighters by adding federal screening and continuous monitoring, while a new amendment narrows who must be checked and limits automatic disqualifications to violent felonies.
Ocean City leaders say drop in May bus ridership and revenue was driven by poor Memorial Day weather and fewer special events, and they do not expect it to continue through the summer.
Sen. Chris Coons was treated for minor injuries and released from the hospital after a driver crashed into multiple cars, including the one he was riding in, in Lewes.
More than $4.5 million is headed to seven Eastern Shore projects aimed at protecting marshes, wildlife habitat and vulnerable coastlines from erosion and sea-level rise.
A single boat fire inside of the North Bay Marina on Saturday morning drew responses from both Delaware and Maryland fire departments.
A new traffic light is now active at Holland Glade Road and Coastal Highway near Rehoboth Beach, adding crosswalks for pedestrian safety. The project, to be completed this summer, aims to improve traffic access and safety in the area.
Governors Wes Moore and Matt Meyer criticized the Supreme Court’s ruling allowing the Trump administration to end Temporary Protected Status for Haitians and Syrians, saying the decision threatens families, communities and immigrants living legally in the U.S.
Rehoboth Beach officials say promoted public events on city grounds require permits, with no specific crowd-size threshold. The reminder follows takeover-style gatherings, as the city says permits help notify businesses, plan resources and list events.