Delaware leaders, including Gov. Matt Meyer and Attorney General Kathy Jennings, responded after a federal court ordered the state to release employment records to federal immigration authorities following a subpoena dispute that has moved through federal district and appellate courts.

A developmentally disabled immigrant living in Delaware was taken into custody by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement while his asylum case was pending, and Delaware Gov. Matt Meyer has asked the court for his immediate release, according to his office; his attorney said the detention occurred in Seaford in September.

Budding photographers in Milton have a chance to shine this summer as the Women’s Club of Milton launches its “My Milton” photo contest. The contest is open to all local students in kindergarten through eighth grade.

One seal has been released back into the wild after being found in Dewey Beach Friday. Meanwhile, another seal is rescued Tuesday morning in Fenwick Island.

The Salisbury Zoo announces the arrival of a new white-tailed deer, Rosie, who joins another deer, Zoe, and Nigerian dwarf goats Bert and Ernie in their exhibit. Rosie is only 9-months-old.

Kevin Seefried of Laurel, who was known for carrying a confederate flag during the Jan. 6 capitol riot in 2021, has been granted early release from prison, according to court documents.

A young harbor seal, entangled in gill netting and suffering from a severe neck wound, was rescued and successfully released back into the wild by the Marine Education, Research & Rehabilitation Institute (MERR) at Cape Henlopen State Park.

The Delaware Department of Agriculture says the iguanas could cause ecological harm, and that Delaware's climate and vegetation are unsuitable for their overall health. Additionally, reptiles like iguanas can spread Salmonella and other types of bacteria that can make people sick.

The MERR Institute released 3 endangered sea turtles back into the ocean today.