Reports say Walmart and other companies may exit Delaware, following a growing trend of corporate exodus.

Delaware lawmakers have introduced Senate Bill 65 (SB 65) to remove the state from the Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative (RGGI).

If you’ve been shocked by your recent electric bill, you’re not alone. And if you think it's bad now, just wait—there’s more on the way.

Learn more about the ISRD referendum and fund allocation with these explanatory videos.

With upcoming referendum, community members are encouraged not only to vote but also to serve as poll watchers.

Property owners should watch the upcoming Indian River School District Referendum, which could significantly impact property taxes.

At a 38th District Club meeting, Dr. Jay Owens, the Superintendent of the Indian River School District, addresses the upcoming referendum.

The Indian River School District will hold a current expense referendum to raise funding for operating costs and staff.

In addition to the upcoming referendum, IR residents will also have the opportunity to vote for school board members on May 13, 2025.

Are you eager to gain a comprehensive understanding of the U.S. Constitution? Here's your chance!

Get involved by voting or running for school board to ensure our schools reflect the values and standards we hold dear.

The Sussex County Republican Party is seeking dedicated individuals to fill key leadership positions on the Executive Board.

Rising energy costs continue to burden Delaware households but assistance programs are available to help.

Representative Richard Collins of District 41 invites you to the Monthly Constituent Coffee Meeting on Thursday, February 13, 2025, at 9 AM.

Noticed a spike in your electric bill? It's not just the cold—Delaware's green energy mandates, pushed by Democrats, are the real cause.

Gender ideology faced a reality check as Rep. Mary Miller stood firm against what she called the denial of biological reality.

The Special Elections for Senate Districts 1 and 5 are officially underway. Here's progress so far.

Billionaires and tech giants are leaving Delaware, challenging its longtime status as a corporate-friendly state.

DNC is under fire after a recent leadership vote that included some truly absurd moments.

An overwhelming number of Delaware residents have reached out, sharing their frustrations over the soaring costs of energy bills.