Gov. Matt Meyer signed two bills strengthening data privacy and breach protections. House Bill 380 lowers the consumer threshold, expands sensitive-data safeguards and automated-decision opt-outs, while House Bill 381 clarifies when businesses must notify the attorney general.
A federal judge blocked HUD funding changes that Delaware Attorney General Kathy Jennings and other states argued threatened permanent housing programs. Delaware officials say the policy could have jeopardized housing for more than 600 people in the state.
As summer accelerated into August there was a lot of news that you may have missed. Here is your Week In Review.
Delmarva saw a week of major headlines, including criminal charges against a Lewes fire police officer, plans to repair the Indian River Inlet north jetty, record-breaking heat and lingering wildfire smoke that prompted health advisories.
In the middle of a busy summer here along the coast, it is easy to miss a story along the way. To keep you up to date, this is your Week In Review.
CoastTV takes a look back at the week that was in the lead-up to Independence Day.
From dune fires to severe summer storms to housing policy and immigration developments, here's a look back at some of the stories that made headlines across Delmarva this week.
The Delaware Senate unanimously passed fiscal year 2027 budget bills, including a $6.99 billion operating budget and $146.2 million supplemental plan, with funding for raises, education, health care, retirees and public safety. The bills now head to the House.
The Cape Henlopen School District is adding eight modular classrooms to alleviate overcrowding at Cape Henlopen High School and the Sussex Consortium due to continued growth.
