Kayla Strohmeyer and Jody Clendaniel honored by KSI for Staff of the Forth Quarter 2026 for their dedication and work with Delawareans with disabilities. 

A new open letter from the American Civil Liberties Union of Delaware argues the state is failing to meet its constitutional obligations to multi-language learners in public schools, citing years of underfunding, staffing shortages and lagging academic performance.

The non-profit Contractors For A Cause specializes in helping veterans, those with disabilities and or low-income community members on the coast undergo home repairs and installs. This Ties That Bind Us is sponsored by Matt The Carpet Guy.

A federal immigration judge on Jan. 20 ordered Victor Acurio Suárez, a developmentally disabled man living in Seaford, to be deported to his home country of Ecuador after denying his asylum application, following his September arrest by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) while he was looking for a job in a Lowe's parking lot.

Starting Oct. 1, Marylanders with developmental or intellectual disabilities will have the option to add a butterfly symbol to their driver’s license, state ID or moped permit, thanks to a new law known as Eric’s ID Law.

Organizers of the Delaware State Fair have announced a new Sensory Inclusion Initiative to support guests with sensory sensitivities, including autism and PTSD. This comes after last year’s canceled “Sensory Friendly Afternoon,” which drew criticism from Autism Delaware for misrepresenting the group’s involvement.

Lead outreach worker Michelle Gibbs says one of the many ways they serve seniors is by taking care of their pets too. Gibbs says a lot of seniors share their food with their pets so they don't go hungry. Gibbs donated two big bags of dog food to one man on Monday.