Gov. Wes Moore announced that Maryland will provide $20 million in funding during Fiscal Year 2027 for public boating projects across the state, including several on the Eastern Shore.
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The Delaware Healthcare Association announced its support for amended Senate Bill 1 on Tuesday, saying the legislation would strengthen primary care services and help address healthcare affordability across the state.
Delaware Division of Public Health Director Steven Blessing announced he will retire July 1 after more than three decades of service with the agency.
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 Delaware Office of Auditor of Accounts is investigating the Marydel Volunteer Fire Company following allegations of financial misconduct by the former president and treasurer.
Delaware Attorney General Kathy Jennings announced that a federal appeals court rejected an effort by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development to impose new restrictions on housing assistance funding.
The United Way of Delaware has launched a new round of the Delaware Delmarva Power Customer Relief Fund to provide up to $500 in utility bill assistance for eligible Delmarva Power customers in Delaware.
A near $20,000 donation from American Legion Post 166 will support training and certification for forensic nurses at Atlantic General Hospital.
Voters in the Laurel School District turned down a proposed operating tax increase during a special election held Feb. 9. The proposal asked voters to authorize the district to levy an additional $0.0742 per $100 of assessed property value.
Governor Wes Moore announced on Thursday that he has declared a state of emergency, just days before the expected pause on funding for Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program benefits.