Former prisoners now with careers encourage Food Bank of Delaware job training graduates
Keynote speakers at Food Bank of Delaware job training graduations in Glasgow and Milford detailed how they built successful ...
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Meyer calls for group to simply affordable housing project proposals
Delaware Governor Matt Meyer believes there's a shortage of over 20,000 affordable and work-force housing spaces in Delaware, ...
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Del. DOJ Human Trafficking Unit ramps up mission, highlights awareness
DELAWARE – January marks National Human Trafficking Awareness Month. In Delaware, members of the Department of Justice’s ...
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Delaware State Fair set to permanently close Southern Delaware's only ice rink
Southern Delaware's only ice rink is set to be melted for good. WDEL has learned that Delaware State Fair General Manager Danny Aguilar held a conference call with programs associated with ...
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Delaware bill introduced to protect school bus drivers
If a new bill becomes law in Delaware, intentionally interfering with the operations of a school bus could be a chargeable offense of disorderly conduct. Under the legislation, Senate Bill 48, ...
Wawa opening location in Brandywine Hundred; free coffee available on first day
The frigid countdown to opening the new doors will begin at 7:45 a.m. on Friday. The first 100 customers will receive free T-shirts and a free hot coffee of any size. As with most Wawa openings, a ...
Where Newark's new speed camera could be set up
Drivers in Newark will soon have an extra eye on them. The city's coming speed camera will be set up in numerous places around the city where speeding is common. The purchase of a camera was ...
Ten Commandments law lands in Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals
Louisiana’s Ten Commandment law is back in court as the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals considered arguments on if the law should be allowed to move forward.