Attorneys general announce $700 million settlement in Google Play lawsuit
Fifty-three attorneys general announced a $700 million agreement with Google in their lawsuit about Google’s anticompetitive conduct with the Google Play Store.
There was no breakdown...
My take: Time for an inspector general
It has been a while since this column discussed the obvious need for an inspector general in Delaware.
The lack of action on the legislative...
Delaware EARNS state savings plan joins partnership
The Delaware EARNS Program Board has voted to join the Partnership for a Dignified Retirement. This partnership will help the State of Delaware offer a...
Analysis: Smith weighs bid for House Speaker Longhurst’s seat
Delaware House Speaker, Valerie Longhurst, D-Bear, Delaware City, could face a primary opponent.
Kamela Smith this week announced she is considering a run...
Study sees major flaws in Wilmington parking system; city officials question findings
A University of Delaware professor's study shows that Wilmington's parking fines and fees are a larger source of revenue than in many...
Friends opting for remodeled lower school after Incyte’s $50 million land deal falls through
Wilmington Friends School will shelve plans for a combined upper and lower school after pharma company Incyte dropped plans to purchase the lower school...
Former DNREC chief O’Mara weighs bid for governor
The Democratic primary race for Delaware governor could see a new face.
Collin O’Mara, former Secretary of Natural Resources and Environmental Control and current...
Lung Association praises clean vehicle standards, but sees need for stricter mandate
The American Lung Association praised a decision by Delaware Department of Natural Resources Secretary Shawn Garvin to adopt clean vehicle rules that set a...
Delaware, federal agency gain judgment against student lender that promised IT sales job placements
Work from the Delaware Attorney General's office and the federal Consumer Protection Financial Bureau and 11 other states, a Delaware bankruptcy court approved a...
Delaware college savings plan upgraded by ratings agency
The Morningstar rating group has upgraded the DE529 Education Savings Plan from bronze to silver status.
That rating should help get more parents participating...
Early poll shows Bethany Hall-Long with lead over Meyer in governor’s race
A new poll commissioned by Judicial activist group Citizens for Judicial Fairness found current Lt. Gov. Bethany Hall-Long with an 11-point lead...
Bethany Hall Long says audit shows did not detect major issues
Lt. Gov. Bethany Hall Long said her campaign for governor will move at full speed after an audit showed no serious errors.
Hall Long has...
State sues companies over ‘forever chemicals’ in firefighting foam
Delaware Attorney General Kathleen Jennings announced that the state Department of Justice has filed a lawsuit to over the use of PFAS "forever...
Delaware joins lawsuit charging Instagram owner Meta with rolling out addictive tech that hooks...
Delaware has joined a bipartisan coalition of attorneys general suing Meta in federal and state courts, alleging that the company knowingly designed and deployed...
Food and drink: Two quiet restaurant openings, Helen’s Sausage House and about that Wawa...
Taco Reho has opened its Middletown location with a minimum of fanfare.
The Southern California-style taqueria used the formula that led to its first location...
Wilmington mayor pushes for end to residency requirement
Wilmington Mayor Mike Purzycki said Monday the city’s former residency requirement for City employees was undermining the efficiency of City government because critical...
Why language use divides us — and how it can help close those gaps
These stories were produced for the Delaware Journalism Collaborative by Andrew Sharp and Risha Inaganti. Andrew has worked as an editor and reporter for news outlets...
Activist group stages protest at corporate law event
Citizens for Judicial Fairness volunteers protested outside the Delaware Governance Institute on the University of Delaware campus in Newark.
The nationally known event at...
Supreme Court ruling a partial win for Artesian Water
The Delaware Supreme Court has upheld a decision to dismiss a fraud claim made against Artesian Water Co. by a subdivision developer.
However, it did...
Workers’ comp insurance costs drop for 7th straight year
Workers’ compensation insurance rates will decrease for the seventh year in a row, effective December 1. The voluntary market is expected to decrease 10%,...
