Government

After awarding $5.4 million in arts grants last year, the Delaware Division of the Arts is asking residents to help guide its next five-year strategic plan.

Democrats previously failed in their efforts to pass similar legislation in 2023, 2024 and last year.

Leo Solga’s new internship aims to expand civic literacy and give other young people the tools they need for a future run for office.

Dozens of Latino entrepreneurs gathered in Dover to meet Delaware lawmakers, network and highlight the growing presence of Latino businesses.

Wilmington housing advocates and the mayor's office are at odds over his opposition to rent assistance and stabilization programs.

Parents of victims of explicit AI-generated images called for better responses from school districts.

In 2020, the County Council began investing to shift Delaware County to the newer Project 25 radio system.

The bill would require voters to provide proof of citizenship when they register and to present approved identification when they go to the polls.

James Spadola has been in office since 2020, courtesy of a provision that guarantees election victory to one member of a minority party.

The multibillion-dollar blueprint calls for no new wage or real estate taxes, but does add surcharges to national chain deliveries and ride-hailing fares.

In a rare bipartisan effort for a deeply divided Congress, the Senate has passed a broad bill to make U.S. housing more accessible and affordable.

Harris, who helped lead Mayor Parker’s historic 2023 campaign, has accepted a new job in private practice.

Sherrill’s first proposed budget also includes funding for connecting children with mental health services.

President Donald Trump has consistently denied any wrongdoing in connection with Jeffrey Epstein.

Many state and county officials agree that school consolidation, shared services and municipal mergers could significantly cut costs.