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.

Rehoboth Beach Commissioner Suzanne Goode says transparency, fiscal oversight and infrastructure improvements will be the cornerstones of her campaign for mayor.

The Delaware Healthcare Association announced its support for amended Senate Bill 1 on Tuesday, saying the legislation would strengthen primary care services and help address healthcare affordability across the state.

Jill Hicks, a candidate for Sussex County Council District 5, announced that she has been diagnosed with squamous cell carcinoma and will begin treatment in the coming weeks.

The Delaware Office of Auditor of Accounts is investigating the Marydel Volunteer Fire Company following allegations of financial misconduct by the former president and treasurer.

Tensions inside Rehoboth Beach City Hall escalated during the March 9 commissioners meeting when Commissioner Susan Stewart publicly accused fellow Commissioner Suzanne Goode of a prolonged pattern of misconduct.

The ACLU of Delaware has filed a complaint in Superior Court, accusing three public school districts of charging excessive fees to fulfill public records requests, potentially violating the state’s Freedom of Information Act.

A new bipartisan bill introduced Thursday would overhaul how Delaware fills vacant seats in the General Assembly, shifting power from political parties to voters by requiring primary elections in special elections.

The Delaware Court of Chancery has upheld House Bill 242, a law that changes how property taxes are calculated following the state’s long-delayed reassessments.