The lawsuit recounts what happened early in the evening of August 21, after a 15-year-old kid kicked the door of Walters’ home while playing “ding, dong, ditch,’’ a prank where someone rings a home’s doorbell, knocks or hits the door, and runs away before …
More than a century in, the Delaware State Fair is still full of surprises - from behind-the-scenes carnie life to a brand-new museum honoring its wild, weird, and wonderful history. Read the full article in The Cape Current, a Cape Gazette publication.
Delaware has 37,000 on the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program or SNAP that now faces the results of federal budget cuts. Delmarva Public Media's Don Rush talked to Kim Turner with the Delaware Food Bank about what to expect. The full interview …
“Patients, consumers, industry workers and new and small equity businesses will all pay the price for having the fledgling market sold out to six companies.” By Brianna Hill, Spotlight Delaware The recent announcement that Delaware would launch its long- …
SOUTH JERSEY — One of South Jersey's largest health care providers is looking to merge with another hospital network. South Jersey-based Virtua Health is looking to join forces with ChristianaCare — Delaware's largest health care provider — the …
When Robert L. Siegfried Jr. and his wife, Kathleen, pledged $71.5 million on March 17 to the University of Delaware’s business college, university president Dennis Assanis called the moment “transformative.” Assanis and his top lieutenants have since …
Delaware Gov. Matt Meyer has signed legislation to block local law enforcement agencies from partnering with federal immigration authorities to enforce immigration violations and share related data. House Bill 182 targets 287(g), a rapidly expanding …
When Robert L. Siegfried Jr. pledged $71.5 million for the University of Delaware to build business classrooms and the Siegfried Institute for Leadership and Free Enterprise to study “limited government, rule of law, and free enterprise,” even people who …
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