A proposed 443-home development on farmland in Dagsboro is generating mixed reactions, with residents divided over growth, wildlife and economic opportunities.
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Gov. Matt Meyer announced on Tuesday that four community solar projects in Sussex and New Castle counties have been accepted into the state's JobsFirst Permitting Accelerator.
An internal survey by the Maryland Farm Bureau found that a late-season frost on April 20 devastated Maryland’s specialty crop industry. The entire Maryland Congressional Delegation is supporting farmers in calling for the Trump Administration to supply relief.
The Sussex County Planning and Zoning Commission has granted preliminary subdivision approval for Stockley Acres, an 83-home cluster subdivision near Stockley Road. Commissioner Collins expressed concern about the development's compatibility with nearby neighborhoods.
DelDOT continues discussions on how to manage future growth and traffic issues along all corridors in Sussex County.
A proposed Sussex County building permit fee meant to help overcrowded schools is drawing support from educators and pushback from builders who warn it could raise housing costs and hurt the local economy.
Dozens of Sussex County farmers urged county leaders to reject a proposed ordinance they say would reduce farmland values by limiting development opportunities in rural areas.
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.
The Vines Creek Crossing development in Frankford is expected to bring significant residential growth and economic opportunity to the town, while raising concerns among neighbors about traffic and infrastructure.
Dan Zitofsky has officially filed to run as a Republican candidate for Delaware House District 4 in the 2026 election.