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Wilmingtons French Street thrived because of deep and meaningful community connections. That began to change in the 1950s.

Have you ever heard about how the cultural and economic center of Black Wilmington — was demolished for a civic center that was never built?

A vote-by-mail law approved in July does not bode with Delaware law and the process cannot be used in the November elections, a state judge ruled Wednesday.

A Delaware court determines a law that allows any voter to ask for a mail-in ballot violates the state's constitution.

The Local Journalism Initiative of Delaware recently announced the launch of its new Delaware Journalism Collaborative, a statewide partnership of local news organizations and community groups that are committed to working together to improve access...

Delaware voters deserve representatives who serve their constituents. Heres why | Opinion Jack Guerin © Jerry Habraken, The News Journal Capitol Police sit outside of Legislative Hall in Dover, Del. Sunday, Jan. 17, 2021. Corruption is a universal element of human nature. From earliest times, our chronicles have always included stories of corruption. Jesus said, “Watch out for the Scribes. They devour widow’s houses…” The Scribes were the government officials of th...