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Recent court decisions have lawmakers considering new tactics as it relates to expanding voting rights in Delaware.

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Delaware’s local aquaculture industry and oyster lovers of this sweet and succulent variety have new hope for future growth, thanks to a new support bill that will stand up an

Six Delaware State Senate Republicans are calling on Governor John Carney to remove Delaware Department of Agriculture (DDA) Secretary Michael Scuse from office following an investigation by Delaware’s Public Integrity

The 38th District Republican Club will host a discussion of election integrity on Monday, Oct. 23, at 6:30 p.m. at the Roxana fire station, 35943 Zion Church Road, Frankford. “Election

The Delaware Botanic Gardens at Pepper Creek (DBG) hosted more than 300 guests and supporters at the sold-out DBG Annual Dinner on Sept. 28. Ray Sander, president of the DBG,

Ørsted, a clean-energy company, will conduct onshore site investigations and offshore geophysical surveys in Delaware this fall in support of Skipjack Wind’s development. Skipjack Wind is a 966-megawatt offshore wind

Drivers in the Millsboro area can expect two detours while the new Millsboro Bypass and bridge are being built at Hollyville and Robinsonville roads.

Selbyville Town Council members will continue to explore creating voting districts, even though the matter was tabled during this year’s Delaware General Assembly.

Four months after a Selbyville police officer was assaulted by a 25-year-old local man while the officer was sitting in a marked car in the parking lot of the police