First State Focus

Older kids face the steepest challenges in Delaware’s foster care system to find housing, jobs and transportation as they age out.

At the University of Delaware, a writing professor teaches students to use AI responsibly, exploring its capabilities and fact-checking tools.

The application period runs through Dec. 15. Ideal candidates would have investigative experience.

Young adults who have been in the state’s custody can attend three in-state colleges with no worries about the formidable cost of higher education.

Julianne Murray was state GOP chair when the Trump administration installed her without a presidential nomination that requires Senate approval.

Protesters gathered in front of Wilmington’s city hall as part of a movement to rally support for programs that help the poor.

The “tree huggers” of Ardentown and Ardencroft wanted Delaware’s dominant utility to reroute a project to replace seven high-voltage towers.

The bill decouples federal and Delaware state tax code. Corporate income tax makes up about 5% of the state budget.

The hearing grew tense at times as New Castle County officials corrected a few of their answers to lawmakers.

Un proyecto de 25 millones de dólares de Little Living transformaría 22,5 acres de terreno en una comunidad alimentada por energía solar para la clase trabajadora del condado.

Delaware and Maryland state lawmakers say ratepayers should not pick up the tab for energy-hungry data centers.

Members of the gun rights lobby had argued that the state’s infrastructure was faulty, and could result in a de facto ban for would-be buyers.

Delaware lawmakers say the federal tax bill passed this summer could wreak havoc on the state’s fiscal health.

Delaware landlords lost their bid to have a law providing property tax relief to homeowners ruled unconstitutional.

Delaware’s newly created Office of New Americans will coordinate resources for immigrants and strengthen statewide support networks.