The need to repair potholes and other road problems caused by the recent winter weather may take a toll on DelDOT's budget.
Gov. Jack Markell is supporting legislation to do away with the 5-cent bottle deposit, turning it instead into a 5-cent tax. The purpose, Markell said, is to encourage recycling.
Delaware Public Defender Brendan O'Neill talks about his office and what its like to be on the other side of the courtroom.
Information on signing up would be available at hospitals.
Republican candidate Christine O'Donnell will announce her intention to seek Joe Biden's former U.S. Senate seat at a Wednesday press conference in Wilmington.
Georgetown resident Alma Roach will officially launch her campaign as Democratic candidate for the office of Sussex County Recorder of Deeds on Tuesday, March 16, 2010 at 10 a.m. on the steps of Georgetown’s historic court house, located at 10 S. Bedford St., in Georgetown.
The Fund For Women has achieved its goal to recruit 1,000 women to contribute $1,000 each to support programs that benefit women and girls in Delaware. To celebrate, its fund-raising prowess, it will hold three evening events during March and April in New Castle, Kent and Sussex counties.
In the past 10 years in the Delaware Senate, where there were only three involuntary exits.
The Delaware Coalition for Early Learning is pushing to maintain state funding levels for the child care reimbursement program during the 2011 fiscal year.
The Delaware Forest Service invites schoolchildren in grades kindergarten through five to join its 2010 Arbor Day Poster Contest.
The right lane and shoulder will be closed on Route 82/Creek Road Bridge over the Red Clay Creek between Barley Mill Road and Way Road for the inspection of the bridge on Thursday, March 11.
A team of Sussex County paramedics taking part in a national EMS competition will bring home silver honors this weekend, the second consecutive award for the team and the fourth overall in the past five years.
To encourage additional public feedback on its new Delaware Deer Management Plan, and provide a review of input to date, the Delaware Division of Fish and Wildlife will hold a fourth and final open forum-style workshop Tuesday, March 16 at 7 p.m., in the DNREC Auditorium, Richardson and Robbins Building, 89 Kings Highway, Dover.
Road improvements will cause right lane and shoulder closures on the Route 2/Capitol Trail bridge over the White Clay Creek between Possum Park Road and Elm Avenue near the Windy Hills subdivision in Newark next week.
Although most schools have missed six to eight days this winter due to record amounts of snowfall, they are unlikely to make up most of those days because of extra time already built into their calendars as well as extenuating circumstances.
Fifteen states and the District of Columbia have been selected as finalists for Phase I funding from the $4.8 billion in federal aid for education
Administration cool to expansion kickbacks, 24-hour alcohol sales.
Taxpayers seeking tax preparation assistance should look into the IRS sponsored, community-based, volunteer tax return preparation programs. The IRS sponsors both the Volunteer Income Tax Assistance and Tax Counseling for the Elderly programs.
With an unprecedented numbers of Delawareans seeking food assistance, the Delaware Friends of Folk Board of Directors has renewed its support of the Food Bank of Delaware.
Drivers with late model cars who didn't participate in the federal "Cash for Clunkers" program should be glad to learn that keeping a vehicle running efficiently could save them as much as $10,000 in four years over buying a new car.
