Corporal Grade One Matthew "Ty" Snook was a 10-year veteran of the department. He is survived by his wife and their one-year-old daughter.

A bill introduced in Delaware would change how the state handles public marijuana use, including how certain offenses are classified and penalized.

Forgotten bank balances, refunds and insurance payouts may be waiting. Here's how residents can find and reclaim their unclaimed property.

A family-owned Chinese restaurant became ZEEK's makeshift studio after he picked up a food delivery order nearly two years ago.

The Delaware Court of Chancery had previously ruled in January 2024 that the process underlying the award of the options now worth $139 billion was not fair to shareholders.

The Meyer administration asked the state Public Service Commission to require Delmarva Power and Light to create a "large load" tariff on companies operating data centers in Delaware. This is supposed to promote fairness and would force huge AI companies to pay their share of the electric and water generation required to run these AI data centers.