The former Army Reserve Center building in Lewes will be transformed into a new municipal complex serving the city, police department and the Board of Public Works — but what that transformation looks like remains undecided.

In compliance with the EPA, the Lewes BPW has submitted an inventory of service lines connecting water mains to homes and businesses. Of the service lines in Lewes, 63 were identified as lead, 32 as galvanized, and around 1,800 remain “unknown.”

The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has identified elevated lead levels in ground cinnamon products sold by various distributors, raising concerns about potential health risks, particularly for children.

A new cleanup effort looks to rid a historic marker from the chemical damage left behind by decades of range bullets in Milton.

The Delaware Symphony Orchestra continues its 118th season with a performance of "¡Música Bravo!" featuring Latin and Hispanic-inspired works on Sunday at 2:30 p.m. at Cape Henlopen High School.

This is part of a lead water testing initiative that was launched in the state in December 2022.

The Delaware Department of Education has acknowledged that errors from early in the school drinking water testing program have led to confusion.

A report by the Delaware Division of Public Health shows some Sussex County schools had lead in water over the federal standard.