Law enforcement officials across Delaware say they oppose a bill introduced in the House of Representatives last month that would limit the authority of state agencies to regulate firearms possession in public settings.
Chandler cites famous drivers, movies.
Michelle Taylor is president and CEO of United Way of Delaware, and she knows how each dollar donated has an impact on someone’s life.
Special Olympics Delaware's media boss Jon Buzby is a sports enthusiast, a published author -- and a lawn geek.
The fifth annual “Democrats vs. Republicans” volleyball match to raise dollars for Easter Seals services for people with disabilities will take place this weekend at the University of Delaware.
The annual Lewes Polar Bear Plunge drew 2,323 people to Rehoboth Beach where they dipped into the chilly Atlantic to raise money for Special Olympics Delaware Sunday, March 14.
In response to an increasingly diverse population, the Delaware Division of Public Health will sponsor a four-part educational series created to build a "culturally competent" health care system in Delaware for a second year.
The luck o’ the Irish was not with 17 people arrested for Driving Under the Influence of alcohol and/or drugs Saturday night at the New Castle County DUI Task Force checkpoint in Wilmington.
The Sanford Warriors (24-1) defeated the Dover Senators (19-4) 55-45 in the championship game of the Delaware boys’ basketball state tournament on Saturday, March 13 at the University of Delaware’s Bob Carpenter. The victory came less than 24 hours after the Sanford girls’ team had clinched the state championship with a 51-36 victory over the Smyrna Eagles, making Sanford the first school in state history to claim both the boys and girls titles in the same season.
The state Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Control’s Energy Office and the Delaware Sustainable Energy Utility’s Energize Delaware are teaming up to provide Delawareans with energy-saving information, programs and solutions to help them save energy and money.
Dr. Gary Dorrien of New York's Union Theological Seminary, a historian of liberal/progressive Christianity is scheduled to deliver two lectures next weekend at Silverside Church.
Sanford (19-4) dominated en route to a 51-36 win over Smyrna (21-3) in girls basketball state championship.
The 2010 campaigns for federal office have turned into frontline races for the entire country, and that is just the politics of it.
The Delaware Aviation Hall of Fame will celebrate the 100th anniversary of the first airplane designed, built and flown in Delaware with an art competition in early autumn.
The Wilmington St. Patrick's Day Parade, scheduled for Saturday, March 13, has been canceled. There is no rain date for the parade.
The temperature in the Atlantic Ocean is approximately 41 degrees Fahrenheit, but that won’t stop 3,000 people from rushing into the water Sunday, March 14, at Rehoboth Beach for the 2010 Lewes Polar Bear Plunge.
Gov. Jack Markell asked President Obama on Thursday, March 11 to declare that a disaster occurred in Delaware during the twin February snowstorms, paving the way for state and local governments and other agencies to be reimbursed by the federal government for storm related costs.
Catholic Diocese of Wilmington Bishop W. Francis Malooly has appointed the Rev. Leonard R. Klein as director of pro-life activities and Michael J. Stankewicz as director of the diocesan Family Life Bureau.
Don't miss the fun in the first annual Wilmington Jaycees Scavenger Photo Hunt scheduled for Saturday, March 27.
Veteran political candidate Christine O’Donnell believes the momentum Republicans have enjoyed in recent campaigns in the East will carry over to the Diamond State in her bid to win the U.S. Senate seat up for grabs in November.
