7 candidates seeking to join Galena Village Council

7 candidates seeking to join Galena Village Council GALENA — There are seven candidates running for four village council positions, including a former mayor. They include Peter Casuccio, Chris Durrence, Zach Hopper, Kathy Krupa, Jill Love, Joshua...

Late field-goal try misses; Blue Hens fall 27-24 to Western Kentucky

FBS-level football is especially unforgiving, which was the disappointing reality that Delaware experienced the night of Oct. 3. The Blue Hens proved to at least be Western Kentucky’s equal in their first home Conference USA game. But the...

Supporting Delaware’s LGBT+ Youth

Article by Jessica Henderson Illustration by Jeffrey C. Chase. October 10, 2025 National Coming Out Day continues to be a reminder that LGBTQ+ individuals make a brave decision to disclose their identities to family, friends and community members....

Delaware Homeowners Pay Some of the Lowest Insurance Costs In The Country

Getty Images Delaware homeowners benefit from some of the lowest average insurance costs in the nation, even as premiums soar in coastal and climate-vulnerable markets elsewhere. Data from the U.S. Census Bureau and the Realtor.com® 2025 Climate...

For the Record, Oct. 22, 2025

Article by UDaily staff Photo by Kathy F. Atkinson October 24, 2025 For the Record provides information about recent professional activities and honors of University of Delaware faculty, staff, students and alumni. Recent publications,...

Future Leader: Meisha Oleksiak, Market Leader, East Region & Delaware, Help at Home

The Future Leaders Awards program is brought to you in partnership with Homecare Homebase. Meisha Oleksiak, Market Leader for the East Region & Delaware at Help at Home, has been named a 2025 Future Leader by Home Health Care News. To become a...

University of Delaware Student Network Honors ‘Charlie Kirk’s Killer’ in Bizarre Broadcast

In early October, a student television show at the University of Delaware released a “special thanks” to “Charlie Kirk’s killer” at the end of a comedy program—but quickly removed the bit after public outrage. The Biweekly Show is a student run...

Maryland needs real climate solutions, not courtroom battles | GUEST COMMENTARY

When I served in the General Assembly, I learned to measure every big idea against two questions. Is it the right tool for the job? Will it make Marylanders safer? The climate lawsuits brought by Baltimore, Annapolis and Anne Arundel County fail...

Delaware State University, End Community Violence Now Announce Inaugural Community Violence Intervention Summit

Set for Tuesday, Oct. 14, the summit will bring together a diverse group of stakeholders to explore actionable strategies for building safer communities across Delaware and beyond End Community Violence Now (ECVN) and Delaware State University...

A photo tour of Delaware County politics

Muncie City Hall on Wednesday, Sept. 24, 2025, in Muncie, Indiana.Mykal McEldowney/IndyStarMayor Dan Ridenour speaks Wednesday, Sept. 24, 2025, with IndyStar about the current state of politics in Muncie. “We are purposely, here in the city and...

Meet the candidates seeking three seats on Delaware City Council

Five candidates, including three defending incumbents, are running for three Delaware City Council at-large seats this November. Mayor Carolyn Kay Riggle, Vice Mayor Kent Shafer and Council Member Catlin Frazier are seeking reelection in the...

State Of Delaware And ChristianaCare Reach Agreement To Pause And Potentially Settle HB350 Lawsuit

The State of Delaware and ChristianaCare have reached an agreement to pause and potentially settle their lawsuit over HB 350, focusing instead on strengthening healthcare transparency and investment. The deal includes commitments from...

LandBridge to Acquire Over 37,000 Acres in Delaware Basin

LandBridge Co LLC said Tuesday it had signed a deal to buy about 37,500 acres on Texas' side of the Delaware Basin from 1918 Ranch & Royalty LLC. "The acreage to be acquired consists of approximately 22,000 fee surface acres, approximately 3,500...

Colorado Rep. Jeff Hurd passes first bill in Congress

Legislation focuses on supporting hunters, improving wetland health WASHINGTON – Freshman Republican Rep. Jeff Hurd passed his first bill through both the U.S. House and U.S. Senate on Thursday. The bipartisan Wetlands Conservation and Access...

In the wake of Pa. budget crisis, Delaware remains committed to SEPTA

Why Should Delaware Care? Thousands of Delawareans rely on SEPTA’s Wilmington/Newark train line to get to Philadelphia. Those riders’ commutes were at risk in recent months after the Pennsylvania agency placed the line on the chopping block amid a...

JPMorgan to accept BTC, ETH as loan collateral for institutional clients

Delaware-incorporated investment banking giant JPMorgan Chase could soon allow institutional clients to use Bitcoin and Ethereum holdings as collateral for loans by the end of the year, according to a Bloomberg report citing people familiar with...

Delaware state chamber launches nonprofit research arm

The Delaware State Chamber of Commerce has renamed and repositioned its 501(c)(3) affiliate, formerly known as The Partnership Inc., to the Delaware State Chamber Foundation. The change reflects the affiliate’s broadened mission to support...

Amid rollbacks on protections, the EPA goes the other way on Delaware River water quality

This article originally appeared on Inside Climate News, a nonprofit, non-partisan news organization that covers climate, energy and the environment. The federal government is raising the required oxygen level in an urban stretch of the Delaware...

Business News | Sarveshwar Foods Bags Significant INR 266 Million Export Order from Delaware USA's Agri Services & Trade LLP

PNN Srinagar (Jammu & Kashmir) [India], October 7: Sarveshwar Foods Limited (SFL | BSE: 543688 | INE324X01026), one of India's leading agro and organic FMCG companies, today announced the securing of a significant export order worth ₹ 266 million...

Delaware’s piping plover chicks remain at risk from climate change, predators and humans

Coastal states like Delaware have worked to conserve the birds — educating beachgoers, installing fencing and closing some parks during breeding season to protect their habitat. In the mid-1980s, there were fewer than 800 pairs along the Atlantic...