Delaware Gov. Matt Meyer has signed an executive order aimed at protecting access to gender-affirming care in the state.
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The Ocean City Air Show is set to soar over the beach June 14–15, and local officials are advising people who live there and visitors to prepare for heavy traffic, limited parking and several street closures throughout the weekend.
A nuisance ordinance designed to reduce noise and free up police resources is continuing to be discussed in Dagsboro.
Perdue Farms Inc. has agreed to pay $4 million in restitution and implement strict compliance measures after a U.S. Department of Labor investigation uncovered child labor violations at its poultry processing plant in Accomack, Virginia.
A decision in the long-running dispute between Blue Beach Bungalows DE LLC and the Delaware Department of Justice’s Consumer Protection Unit has granted partial relief to the Pine Haven owners, while upholding several penalties. The close to $800,000 in penalties were ordered to the owners in April.
Pet owners face fines if they are unable to control their dogs barking.
A new bill aimed at amending fire protection fees in Delaware has passed the state legislature and is now awaiting action from Governor John Carney.
The bills would increase fines and in one instance, even include possible jail time.
As the school year approaches, buses are starting to be seen back out on the roads, learning their routes. Learn when to stop, fines for violations and how to ensure the safety of students and drivers on Delaware and Maryland roads.