Brandon Ferguson

In active talks, Delaware Republican senators consider restarting the long-closed Indian River Power Plant to address rising electricity demand and grid reliability. Shift to natural gas proposed to meet current power needs.

Supporters gather at The Crab Barn to cheer on Olympic skeleton athlete Mystique Ro. Her mother shares the emotional journey of perseverance, highlighting her daughter's dedication and motivation from personal loss.

Developers argue that Sussex County Council went against the county's own comprehensive plan when denying a zoning change for a shopping center on Route 24.

Delmarva Power customers face rising bills, with some increasing over $50 despite no change in usage. The utility urges energy-saving steps and offers the Customer Relief Fund, providing up to $500 in credits for eligible Delaware residents.

A delayed $1 million grant to address persistent flooding on Read Avenue in Dewey Beach has now been released by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, clearing the way for the town’s planned pump station project.

Sussex County Council defers decision on The Moorings expansion project in Delaware. Residents and officials examine impact of building plans, with potential demolition of existing homes stirring mixed reactions from community members.

The American Civil Liberties Union of Delaware and the national ACLU say they have filed motions to intervene in U.S. v. Albence on behalf of several clients including the Delaware Coalition Against Domestic Violence, La Esperanza and the Latin American Community Center to protect Delawareans’ sensitive personal data from misuse by the federal government. 

A 26-page independent study by former Delaware State Police Capt. Gregory Warren praises Dewey Beach Police Dept's significant improvements since 2019, attributing changes to new leadership, updated policies, and improved relationships.

Gov. Matt Meyer's executive order initiates corridor planning for transportation in southern Delaware, aiming to align investments with sustainable development goals. Sussex County will collaborate with the state in a 7-month study for infrastructure improvements.