Maryland Attorney General Anthony Brown joined a group of 18 other attorney generals in a lawsuit against the U.S. Department of Defense and Secretary Pete Hegseth. The lawsuit says the DOD unlawfully froze routine reviews of land-based energy projects across the country.
The Delaware Department of Transportation is now accepting Transportation Alternatives Program applications through April 17.
Matt Meyer signed an order to speed up state permits for housing, energy, broadband and water projects while keeping current safety and environmental rules.
Drivers in Delaware will soon pay more at toll plazas and the Division of Motor Vehicles as the Delaware Department of Transportation prepares to roll out increases aimed at boosting infrastructure funding.
Students from the Spanish immersion program at Millsboro Middle School recently hosted a social studies fair, presenting projects in both English and Spanish.
A proposed bike path connecting Milford to Slaughter Beach is drawing strong opposition from residents who say it threatens their property and peace of mind. Others have spoken up about concerns surrounding the plans for the Deep Creek Park project as well.
Town Manager Gene Dvornick says Thursday's meeting isn't to discuss any new housing developments in the town. He says it's to discuss the best ways to move forward with future developments.
Cash tolls at the Delaware Memorial Bridge will increase on April 1, as part of a two-phase toll adjustment plan. Passenger vehicles paying cash will see a $1 increase, while commercial vehicles will pay an additional $1 per axle.
City officials and residents are weighing in on multiple development projects that could reshape Rehoboth Beach. While some proposals are moving forward, others face pushback. With ongoing appeals, planning reviews, and property consolidations under discussion, the future of these projects remains a key topic of debate.
The Lewes City Council held a public hearing Wednesday to discuss updates to the city’s open space ordinance, seeking input from locals in the area on how best to handle the growing demand for land preservation in new developments.
