Category: Delaware News
‘Highest ideals of dedication and sacrifice’; Veterans are remembered throughout Blue Hen Veterans’ week of commemoration
Veterans Day, also referred to as Armistice Day, was commemorated this Sunday around the world.
Carper and Blunt Rochester, both Democrats, retain seats in U.S. Congress
Delaware's incumbent Democrats walked away with overwhelming Midterm victories.
Del. Democrats out-fund-raise their Republican opponents in Senate and Congressional elections
For Delaware’s candidates, funding ranges from non-existent to decidedly robust.
University community gathers for vigil in aftermath of anti-Semitic shooting
A vigil was held on The Green on Sunday in response to the anti-Semitic shooting in Pittsburgh.
City of Newark residents and university students respond to Delaware Debates 2018
Community members and students react to Wednesday's Delaware Debates 2018.
Arlett takes hits at Carper in Senate debate
Democrat Tom Carper and Republican Rob Arlett took the stage at Mitchell Hall Wednesday night.
Blunt Rochester sticks to moderate script in debate against volatile Walker
Lisa Blunt Rochester and Scott Walker debated Wednesday night at Mitchell Hall.
Delaware Debates to continue state’s bipartisan tradition
This event will showcase not only the partisan divides between candidates but also the tradition of Delaware bipartisanship.
Scott Walker on the current state of Washington: “I really don’t know what’s going on.”
Scott Walker’s hands are purple.
Is Delaware prepared for a hurricane?
Beginning in 1963, it is the oldest center in the world that specializes in social science and management of disasters.