A federal judge has ruled that portions of Delaware’s law banning ghost guns violate the Second Amendment, while allowing other restrictions to remain in place.
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Festival Hispano celebrates Hispanic culture on Delmarva with food, music and community connections.
Ten Delmarva flock supervisors were honored Wednesday during a poultry industry conference in Ocean City.
The Margaret H. Rollins School of Nursing Class of 2026 achieved a 100 percent first-attempt pass rate on the NCLEX, with all graduates passing the exam.
The Milford Public Library is launching a new podcast focused on the history and culture of Downstate Delaware.
The Delaware Farm Bureau Foundation’s Lace Up for Ag Literacy 5K is coming to Hopkins Farm Creamery in Lewes Oct. 10.
Delaware’s ghost gun law faces a constitutional challenge, primary election results are in, and Millsboro honors a late state senator. Plus, two local businesses deal with hacked Facebook accounts and Lewes city staffers call for changes in city leadership.
A group identifying itself as Lewes city staff is calling for the city manager and deputy city manager to resign or be removed, citing workplace concerns, low morale and a loss of confidence in city leadership.
Gov. Matt Meyer announced his nomination of Mark H. Hudson to serve as a judge on the Family Court of the State of Delaware in Sussex County.
Delaware will test emergency sirens near the Salem/Hope Creek nuclear stations Oct. 6 and distribute potassium iodide tablets to eligible people Oct. 15.