Chajes: Act addresses climate change, energy costs
There’s a new bipartisan bill in Congress that, if passed, will significantly lower energy costs for us here in Delaware.
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Patterson: Do you qualify for weatherization help?
The cheapest energy is the energy you don’t use, and Delaware has a way to help low-income families and individuals use less.
Kerrigan: Innovation economy runs on small business
Small businesses are the engine of America’s economic and technological future, and the Trump administration knows it.
Casscells: Medicare for All would vastly alter coverage
In 2025, Sen. Bernie Sanders, I-Vt., put forward proposed legislation, the Medicare for All Act (Senate Bill 1506), with 15 co-sponsors, which has now grown to 18 co-sponsors. But what does it really mean?
Gov. Wes Moore makes final stop of the “Take Back Tour” in Salisbury
SALISBURY — Maryland Gov. Wes Moore made a closing pitch for the Democratic candidates of Wicomico County to a crowd at First Baptist Church on Oct. 30, three days before Election Day. Moore …
Gov. Moore wins second term in Maryland
By Charlotte Ormond, Calista Sybrant, Joe Wicke Capital News Service BALTIMORE _ Gov. Wes Moore won his reelection bid Tuesday defeating his Republican opponent Dan Cox and securing his …
Fifer’s Harvest Hustle 5K benefits cancer society
The Harvest Hustle 5K in Wyoming was developed after a beloved mother lost her life to cancer.
Lake Forest JROTC program gets check from Milford VFW post
FELTON — Veterans of Foreign Wars Blue Hen Post 6483 in Milford on Oct. 23 donated $5,000 to help establish the Lake Forest High School Junior Reserve Officers’ Training Corps program. The …
Middletown man gets 10 years in prison for armed robberies
A 49-year-old Middletown man was sentenced to 10 years in federal prison Oct. 23, for a crime spree during which he robbed a restaurant at gunpoint last year.
Most Kent County incumbents win; recorder of deeds defeated
DOVER — Kent County’s officeholders will remain the same, with one exception, following Tuesday’s election. Incumbent recorder of deeds Eugenia Thornton, R, lost to Democratic challenger Ramona …
Delaware’s federal delegation returns to a Democratic majority in Congress. What’s next?
Delaware’s federal officials who were up for reelection this year, Sen. Chris Coons and Rep. Sarah McBride, both D-Del., saw decisive victories Tuesday, Nov. 3.
Now 20 years old, 55-plus Spring Meadow in Smyrna is aging well
Anna Skinner defines the Spring Meadow age 55-plus neighborhood in Smyrna in terms of its residents, not its streets, buildings and houses.
Wicomico County Board of Education to welcome three new members
Three new members have been elected to serve on the Wicomico County Board of Education. Joyce Farrare, who filed with her name on the ballot as a write in candidate, is expected to represent District 1; Eman...
Where’s the beef? At the Return Day pre-party in Georgetown
Sussex County Return Day — the centuries-long, every-other-year farewell to the election season in Georgetown — includes a tasty overnight sensation.
Minor-Brown chosen to keep Delaware House speaker post
The Delaware House of Representatives’ majority caucus voted Wednesday, Nov. 4, for the chamber’s leadership in the upcoming General Assembly.
Coons, McBride win re-election in Delaware midterm election
Sen. Chris Coons and Rep. Sarah McBride, both D-Del., won their midterm races, each with about 64 percent of the vote.
Delaware House now has a Democratic supermajority
The word of the night Tuesday, Nov. 3, was “supermajority.” For the first time, Delaware Democrats have this status in both the House of Representatives and Senate.
As U.S. Senate candidacy ends, Katz has his final say
His candidacy for U.S. Senate concluding, Republican challenger Dr. Mike Katz had some words for the incumbent victor, Democrat Chris Coons, late Tuesday, Nov. 3.
Sussex County Return Day draws traditional crowd
Among thousands of attendees and with no previous experience, Bethany Beach’s Ron Calef claimed the Mayor’s Hatchet Toss trophy during Sussex County Return Day in Georgetown on Thursday, Nov. 5.
From quiz bowl to the CW: Eastern Shore’s Earl Holland Jr. gets his ‘Trivial Pursuit’ moment 10 years...
SALISBURY — Earl Holland Jr. has spent most of his life soaking up facts. A fan of the bright, colorful game shows of the 1980s, he got to put his skills to the test on an episode of …
Operation Christmas Child again collecting gift-filled shoeboxes for distribution worldwide
MARION — Operation Christmas Child is in full swing both here and around the country as shoeboxes are being filled with gifts for National Collection Week, Nov. 16-23. Christ Fellowship Bible …
Delaware auditor report finds foster kids without placements sometimes sleep in state offices
A special report from Delaware state auditor Lydia York this month found that “a small but significant group” of foster children under the Division of Family Services are sometimes sent to costly out-of-...
Suspicious mail sent to Delaware Department of Elections found to be nonhazardous
After testing by the Delaware Division of Public Health, the Department of Elections announced Wednesday that no hazardous materials were detected in the suspicious mail it received Oct. 11.
Aternium, a clean hydrogen facility planned in Dover, gets a jump start by the state
DOVER — Gov. Matt Mayer announced on Oct. 30 that Aternium’s proposed $380 million hydrogen and heavy water production facility in the capital city has been put on the fast track. Aternium …