Johnny Perez-Gonzalez

While Delaware schools have dropped restrictions on students put in place due to the pandemic, the impact of COVID-19 is still evident.

Many of the benefits and services made available as a result of the pandemic will be phased out once the Public Health Emergency is lifted.

After last year’s marijuana veto, lawmakers expect a reprise of the legalization effort in Dover this year.

After a deadly 2022 on Delaware roads, state police are teaming up with the Office of Highway Safety in hopes of a safer year.

Delaware hopes to help residents get a healthy start to 2023 as part of the national First Day Hikes event with its 17 self-guided hikes.

The $3.5 million federal grant will add more fellows to Jewish Family Services’ newest mental health program.

From high-profile antisemitic remarks from Kanye West to arson at a University of Delaware Jewish student center, state leaders show the dangers of hate.

Health disparities across different races and ethnicities in Delaware remain a persistent concern, particularly for chronic illnesses.

A holiday party in South Philadelphia Sunday sought to empower and unite mothers and young kids who’ve lost loved ones to gun violence.

With only a few weeks till the New Year, it’s been an especially deadly year on Delaware highways with 149 deaths — a number not seen since 1988.

Accion Colombia celebrates the 15th year of their annual Christmas Festival, Sal y Dulce, uniting all Latin American cultures.

A five-year, $18.36 million research grant from the National Institutes of Health will fund DSU’s research into health disparities.