Delaware's Paid Leave program has paid more than 1,700 claims and distributed more than $7.6 million in benefits during its first six months, according to the Delaware Department of Labor's Division of Paid Leave.
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Work began on the reinstallation of two Georgetown police memorials on The Circle after both were damaged in separate car crashes.
According to the association, Lewes doubled its building permit fee from 1.5 percent to 3 percent of construction costs, despite already colle…
Ocean City residents and visitors are invited to help clean local beaches during a series of volunteer events this May.
The State of Delaware is challenging a federal court order that would require the state to turn over detailed employment records to U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement, setting up a legal fight over worker privacy and federal authority.
Charlie and Leah discuss the bump to confidence that pretty privilege gives people.
Utility crews continued working Wednesday, Feb. 25, to restore power across Delmarva after a powerful winter storm left more than 100,000 customers in the dark at its peak, disrupting communities across the state’s southern coast.
Fallen trees and branches from a recent snowstorm damaged property and blocked roads in Ocean Pines, as crews and local contractors worked to clear debris across the community.
A Georgetown family says U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents detained Raúl Tapia on Wednesday after surrounding his van near his home as he and his son drove to work, questioning why he was taken into custody without an arrest warrant and despite having no criminal record.
As temperatures drop across Delaware, farmers say protecting livestock from prolonged exposure to extreme cold is critical to keeping animals healthy and safe.