It came as no surprise that the Trump administration got around to axing the US Wind project off the coast of Fenwick Island and Ocean City, MD.
It will take some time for the state Inspector General's office to get up and running.
There were some anxious moments in the waning hours of the legislative session this week as Republican legislators chose Senate Bill 159 as their target in withholding approval of the state's $1 billion Bond (construction) Bill.
We'll see some offshore wind back and forth on Monday - the final day of the legislative session.
Today more than 7 million Americans are living with Alzheimer’s—a number expected to increase to nearly 13 million by 2050, including 22,300 Delawareans. Without medical breakthroughs, this number is projected to rise.
House and Senate Democrats have made one thing clear: they don’t trust local communities to govern themselves. Over the past year, they’ve sponsored legislation that seeks to strip authority away from county governments, school boards, and even local librarians—placing the responsibility for…
The legislative session is winding down, and the business community may be able to claim a victory — but not just yet.
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During the past couple of weeks, we have seen groundbreakings and announcements regarding apartment projects in Delaware.
Over the years, the Goldman Sachs 10,000 Small Businesses program has made a difference in Delaware and elsewhere.
Last week, I covered a portion of the Delaware DNA life science conference.
As DNREC went through the process of requiring auto dealers to keep a growing percentage of plug-in hybrids and battery-electric (EVs) on their lots, I argued that the marketplace was the best place to sort things out.
On Thursday, the governor rolled out a reworked state budget that includes three new tax brackets for those earning more than $125,000.
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Another chapter has ended in a tale that dates back to the early 2000s when PREIT sold a 50% chunk of Christiana Mall.
On Thursday, voters in the Indian River School District in Sussex County will decide whether to approve an operating referendum raising the tax on an average home more than $200 a year, WDEL reported.
Following Monday's column on the relationship between heating equipment and high utility bills, the CEO of a local company wrote that their home’s HVAC system was getting expensive.
It hasn't been a great week for Delmarva Power as customers complain about bills running double and triple last year's year's figures.
It was a near-record weekend for vists on the Delaware Business Now website. I did not set out to work on the weekend, but news of the pending storm and readers seeking out stories kept us busy with updates and new content.
