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The letter calling for the removal of Jacqueline Mattis comes as a former judge investigates an ethics complaint against the Newark dean.

Mark Squilla’s proposal lays out a long-term path away from incineration, while Jamie Gauthier wants the city to stop burning its trash now.

Authorities urged the public to be patient as they continue to sort through millions of pieces of evidence.

The Delaware County Health Department is working with prison management to identify people who might have had close contact with the individual.

The Point Breeze artwork remains where Haring painted it with students in 1987, making it his only surviving outdoor mural in the city.

The warning comes after an out-of-state traveler visited the Rehoboth Beach area while contagious. Officials encourage residents to get vaccinated.

Delaware’s primaries are setting the stage for the November midterms, with Democrats hoping to retake control of Congress.

Galdo, the Republican challenger, is trying to thwart a seventh term for Norcross, the Democratic incumbent.

The ninth annual festival celebrates Latino culture and brings Delaware communities together through music, food, art, resources and shared traditions.

Ted Lauzen will advance to the Nov. 3 general election and face Republican candidate Michael Ramone.

Arminio, a Wilmington native, campaigned heavily on economic issues, citing inflation and the cost of living as major issues facing Delawareans.

Dr. Mike Katz will face U.S. Sen. Chris Coons in the November general election. If elected, Katz would be the first Republican to hold the seat in 25 years.

Jennings is seeking her third four-year term and will be a heavy favorite in a state where her party holds all nine statewide elective seats.

The incumbent successfully staved off his three Democratic challengers, besting Appelhans, Louve and Hansen.

The judge says Krasner and one of his top aides may have committed perjury, obstruction of justice and conspiracy.