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.
Sussex County Council unanimously approved two optional programs to support local fire and EMS companies, centralizing ambulance billing and funding three new ambulances countywide each year. County officials say the programs could save taxpayers nearly $500,000 annually.
As summer accelerated into August there was a lot of news that you may have missed. Here is your Week In Review.
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 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.
The heat is drying out the coast, horseshoe crabs are in the news, and this is your Week In Review.
A proven program that nearly doubles graduation rates is coming to Wor-Wic, helping students finish faster with more support.
It was a busy week across Delmarva — from coastal flooding and major development plans to new state programs and seasonal changes. Here’s a look back at the headlines making news this week.
The Ocean View Post Office closed unexpectedly for emergency renovations, leaving customers frustrated and unsure of when it will reopen.
This week, two hotels got key approvals in Rehoboth Beach, jellyfish continued to torment beachgoers, the ponies hit the water in Chincoteague, tents were banned on some beaches, and a carbon monoxide leak sent four people to the hospital.
