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Delaware lawmakers introduce bill to protect families from lead-based paint exposure
WILMINGTON—Sen. Sarah McBride announced the introduction of legislation Monday that takes a proactive, preventative approach to address lead exposure in the First State. Accompanied with … more
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Delaware governor recognizes Public Service Recognition Week
DOVER — Gov. John Carney signed a proclamation Monday recognizing May 7 through 13 as Public Service Recognition week. The proclamation honored government employees who provide valuable … more
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Giving up the gavel: Sudler reflects on his pioneering council presidency
DOVER — Roy Sudler Jr. can appreciate his unique place in Dover’s history in serving as the city’s first Black city council president over the past two years. He also thanks many … more
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Md. DNR moves closer to resetting tolerance limits for undersized male hard crabs
ANNAPOLIS — The Maryland Department of Natural Resources continues to move forward with its proposed change in the tolerance limits for undersized male hard crabs from five crabs per … more
Maryland DNR advises crab dealers of sponge crab import rules
ANNAPOLIS — The Maryland Department of Natural Resources, in consultation with blue crab advisory groups, announces that female blue crabs from which the egg pouch or bunion has been removed, … more
Though backgrounds vary, safety is focus of all Delaware school constables
GEORGETOWN — In late January, Jeff Oldham stepped into a role as an armed constable at Georgetown Middle School. The position gives his Fitbit a good workout. “It tracks my … more
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Delaware school security funding boosted in recent years
DOVER — The statewide push to hire school constables has been aided by recent work in the General Assembly. Following a string of mass shootings last May — including one at an … more
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First leg of no-excuse absentee voting amendment passes Delaware Senate
DOVER—Following last October’s Delaware Supreme Court ruling that struck down the state’s vote-by-mail law, Senate lawmakers passed the first leg of a constitutional amendment to … more
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Lake Forest School District referendum passes
FELTON — Lake Forest School District supporters hoped for the best in Saturday’s referendum vote.They certainly weren’t disappointed by the weather during the annual I Love Lake … more
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Maryland's environment agency was underfunded and underperformed, experts say
Funding cuts and staffing shortages at the Maryland Department of the Environment over the past decade have coincided with a decline in the state’s ecological health. more
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Cambridge goal setting session rescheduled for Feb. 4 [Video]
CAMBRIDGE - The Commissioners of Cambridge have rescheduled an annual goal setting session that had to be postponed earlier this month. The City of Cambridge’s annual goal setting session … more
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University of Delaware presents budget requests
DOVER — University of Delaware President Dennis Assanis was grilled by members of the Joint Finance Committee Thursday for disparities in the increase of diversity in the student body the … more
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