Delaware is offering free rides to Public Health clinics for vaccination appointments
Joy from restaurants, customers greets first day of no masks, full capacity
Restaurants say they had great lunch crowds and night reservations are filling up
Due to high demand, off-peak surf tags go on sale Tuesday
Pilot program will sell tags that allow surf fishing Monday through Friday during the summer
New bill would create state-managed retirement plan for workers without one
Employees would have to formally opt out, or some of their pay automatically will be put into the account
GOP calls for Brown to resign; he’s stripped of committee chairmanship
If Brown will not resign, Jane Brady said Senate should act; presiding Democrat said they would learn more before reacting
Delaware JobLink site slammed by unemployed Wednesday
As of June 12, those on unemployment will again be required to prove they searched for a job to keep checks coming
Amendment to gun magazine bill aimed at saving Georgetown company
Atlantis Industries Corp. in Georgetown, an injection molding company, makes the components for gun magazines.
COVID-19 stats continue decline as vaccinations rise
344,780 Delawareans, or 44.4% of the eligible population, are fully vaccinated as of Friday a.m.
Carney: Mask mandate ending Friday
Gov. John Carney on Friday announced that – effective Friday, May 21 – the State of Delaware will lift its requirement that Delawareans and visitors must wear face coverings anytime they are indoors with others outside their household. Delawareans should instead follow masking guidance issued on Thursday by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention for all indoor and outdoor activities. …
Comical clash of opinions marks House passage of bill to abolish youth, training wage
The bill now moves to the Senate Labor Committee, where a hearing is set May 19.