Gov. Matt Meyer has signed four new laws aimed at preventing large data centers from shifting infrastructure and energy costs onto utility customers while imposing new clean-energy requirements on developers.
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Dewey Beach is asking people across the community to help guide the town's future by participating in public surveys as work continues on an updated Comprehensive Plan.
Worcester County Commissioners have approved a temporary moratorium on new permits for data centers.
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.
Meyer suggested that regulators use their authority under 26 Del. C. § 310 to prevent an interim rate increase from taking effect on July 9.
Sussex County Council voted on June 16 to approve a $300 million budget for fiscal year 2027, keeping the county property tax rate unchanged while adding new investments in education, emergency services, wastewater infrastructure and affordable housing.
Gov. Matt Meyer is calling for immediate action on rising electricity costs in Delaware by urging regulators, lawmakers and utilities to prioritize affordability for ratepayers during the final weeks of the legislative session.
Oysters have been a staple of Maryland’s seafood industry since the state’s earliest days, providing both food and a source of income for generations of watermen.
Susan Stewart was the first to announce she filed to be mayor of Rehoboth Beach, saying her campaign will focus on fiscal discipline, stormwater management, infrastructure, commercial revitalization and unity in city government.
Rehoboth Beach Commissioner Suzanne Goode says transparency, fiscal oversight and infrastructure improvements will be the cornerstones of her campaign for mayor.