The headlines of Delaware in real time
Wilmington's tiny-home proposal faces continued resident opposition as a federal deadline looms, while Wilmington Mayor John Carney defends the closure of an unhoused community site, a move formally opposed by the Wilmington City Council. In education, the new Delaware medical school is a topic of discussion. On the legal front, a former Christina superintendent is appealing a $2.7 million lawsuit. Meanwhile, Gov. Matt Meyer announced a plan for a Kent County Hope Center and made his first appointment to the Delaware Supreme Court.
Health reporter Nick Stonesifer joined “Beyond the Headlines” to talk about a historic moment in Delaware healthcare – the announcement of who will be running the state's first medical school. The pos
Wilmington's proposal to build a village of tiny homes for the homeless was criticized by Eastside residents, complicating whether such a project could proceed in the city.
What's in Delaware's property reassessment reform package? Delawareonline.com
Should School Revenue Process Allow “Automatic Increases” or Referendums for Even Modest Inflation Impacts?
Wilmington Head Start relinquishes grant after more than 40 years' service Delawareonline.com
Symbolic Rodney ride departs from Dover Bay to Bay News
Delaware General Assembly considers state commission for African American heritage Bay to Bay News
Son of South Jersey kebab shop owners facing his own deportation fight WHYY
Preliminary DSHA survey finds broad concern about affordability, supply, and homelessness, but policy solutions may divide conservatives and progressives DOVER — Delawareans broadl…
Delaware Senate passes key healthcare bills designed to combat rising costs WDEL
Police: Man taken to hospital after crash with delivery van at Anderson Avenue and Delaware Street intersection WHEC.com
DANA promotes Melissa Hopkins to chief executive officer Cape Gazette
Affordable housing bill clears Delaware Senate after revisions CoastTV
Delaware bill would push allow bars to stay open until 2 a.m. WBOC TV
Caesar Rodney reenactment launches from Dover, highlighting both history and legacy WBOC TV
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