Delaware

Connections Community Support Programs has agreed to pay more than $15 million to settle charges of fraud and controlled substances allegations.

Republican Lee Murphy hopes the third time's the charm for his campaign for Delaware’s lone seat in the House of Representatives.

Aug. 26 - Aug. 29: Things to do in Philadelphia, Del., and N.J.

The rural southern region is the state’s most conservative. The agency calls it a health care desert in dire need of a center offering women’s reproductive services.

The advisory imposed earlier this summer sought to protect songbirds from an unknown ailment. It’s still not clear what was causing the bird deaths.

Some of Delaware’s top business leaders heard from experts about returning employees to the office as the state’s COVID cases continue to climb.

Delaware’s largest hospital system says it wants to create the safest environment possible for patients, staff, and visitors.

Adults learning English as a second language take classes in libraries, schools, and churches, but when the pandemic hit, all those places closed.

Keandra Ray got involved in demonstrations after city cops killed her brother. Now, she’s advocating for other victims of police deadly force.

Algunos estudiantes del condado de Sussex han trabajado durante el verano para ponerse al día con el tiempo perdido debido a la pandemia.

Some students in Sussex County have worked through the summer to catch up on time lost due to the pandemic.

The 3.8 million-square-foot building on Boxwood Road has been vacant since 2009. An electric car maker planned to take it over, but the plan fizzled.

Jewish Family Services of Delaware, which manages refugee arrivals, is doing advance work to help people fleeing Afghanistan who could come to the state.

A group of school nurses urges parents to model good mask-wearing behavior, as required for Delaware students, teachers, and staff this fall.

Haitians in New Jersey and Delaware hope to help family and friends back home as the recovery continues.