First State Focus

Democrat U.S. Rep. McBride and Republican Arminio outline their priorities on the economy, health care, immigration and foreign policy ahead of the Nov. 3 general election.

Sens. Coons, Blunt Rochester questioned the time the judge devoted to her late husband’s now-defunct ad firm and its political direction.

Delaware Working Family Party candidates defeated five incumbent state lawmakers, four in the House and one in the Senate.

Democrat Ted Lauzen and Republican Mike Ramone outline their priorities on the economy ahead of Delaware’s Nov. 3 general election.

U.S. Sen. Chris Coons was first elected to the Senate in 2010. If Katz is elected, he would be the first Republican to hold the seat in about 25 years.

Some beaches saw significant dune loss following the recent nor’easter. However, regular nourishment projects are almost fully federally funded.

Artificial intelligence can help clinicians develop personalized treatment options for people with movement-related disabilities.

House Bill 450 and Senate Bill 23 both require Delaware counties and local governments to make changes in the way they approve developments.

All of the bill sponsors said they worked with the governor’s office on the legislation and did not anticipate a veto.

A tax credit for film and other productions that spend $100,000 in Delaware is designed to draw Hollywood to the First State.

A man working for the contractor Greggo & Ferrara alleged he was called the N-word and “boy” by a white co-worker.

Legal scholars question who would be liable for an artificial intelligence agent’s bad behavior under the state’s proposal.

The lack of shelter beds and rental assistance is contributing to more people in Wilmington and across Delaware living on the streets.

Save Our Sussex PAC formed in 2025 with the guiding principle of preserving the county’s quality of life amid rapid growth.

The senator gave the money from Martin Kao and his wife to four Delaware charities after Kao pleaded guilty to several felonies.