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State Sen. Sarah McBride has made history by becoming the highest-ranking transgender official in the United States. Now, how does she plan to govern?

It's not just a home in Newark, but also the location of Christian-based Ignition Church. On Tuesday night, they were having one of their two services a week. But according to State Rep. Eric Morrison of the 27th District, it's a big problem. "The point of this is that it's being done against county code, but more importantly, it's the public health," said Morrison. Morrison says after neighbor complaints, he even attended a service and took pictures inside. "People were packed into the home like sardines, in folding chairs side by side. All ages," said Morrison. He says this isn't about endi...

It was the year history will remember, but we all wish we could forget. The coronavirus dominated the year’s headlines and brought life as we knew it to a halt. Thousands of Delawareans were infected with the virus, businesses were decimated, schools scrambled to find ways to teach kids online, face masks became a legal requirement, and everyone learned what it meant to practice “social distancing.” The pandemic wasn’t the only national story that also had an impact in Newark – the presidential election and calls for social justice were also big topics of conversation...

3 months ago More recently, most of the complaints have been about large retail establishments, like Target and Walmart, and mostly have been about stores not requiring customers to wear masks and maintain physical distance. There is a step-by-step process to handling complaints for violating COVID-19 restrictions, Warren said. DPH only gets involved if it has received at least three or four complaints. Once the agency analyzes the situation, it either conducts a visit to the site or makes a phone call. DPH then educates the establishment about the COVID-19 restrictions. If the conditions don...

First responders are stepping up to help with COVID-19 vaccinations, as health officials are inundated with demand.