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Delaware bill would push allow bars to stay open until 2 a. m.
11+ hour, 13+ min ago (349+ words) DEWEY BEACH, Del. " Delaware lawmakers are considering legislation that would extend the state's bar closing time by one hour, allowing establishments to serve customers until 2 a. m. instead of the current 1 a. m. last call. Under the proposed legislation, that extra hour would be…...
Delaware County pushes back second-half tax deadline due to new state credits
14+ hour, 43+ min ago (169+ words) The deadline for paying Delaware County second-half 2026 property tax bills is pushed back due to new state tax credits. Delaware County pushes back second-half tax deadline due to new state credits Delaware County is pushing back the due date for…...
New restaurants and watch parties in the Wilmington area
14+ hour, 48+ min ago (333+ words) There's a lot to celebrate this week. We're talking watch parties for the Carolina Hurricanes (Wilmington Junior Seahawks are hosting one Sunday at The Bend), and watch parties for the FIFA World Cup. You can even celebrate hot dogs and…...
Delaware Senate passes key healthcare bills designed to combat rising costs
17+ hour, 29+ min ago (399+ words) The Delaware State Senate passed three bills June 11 aimed at addressing healthcare issues in the state. DELAWARE -The Delaware State Senate passed several bills aimed at addressing healthcare costs on June 12 as the General Assembly executes a wider effort to…...
Is Delaware experiencing a flash drought? | UDaily
1+ day, 1+ hour ago (674+ words) It might be hard for Delawareans to see drought symptoms when they look out their front doors and see lush green lawns and flowering plants, but Kevin Brinson, Delaware's State Climatologist, warns that everything could change quickly." April 2026 marked the…...
New restaurants and watch parties in the Wilmington area - AOL
13+ hour, 40+ min ago (326+ words) There's a lot to celebrate this week. We're talking watch parties for the Carolina Hurricanes (Wilmington Junior Seahawks are hosting one Sunday at The Bend), and watch parties for the FIFA World Cup. You can even celebrate hot dogs and…...
Wilmington Police Department hires assistant, deputy chief
18+ hour, 21+ min ago (161+ words) WILMINGTON " The City of Wilmington has selected Brooke Wright to be assistant chief of police for the Wilmington Police Department and promoted Captain Rodney Dawson to deputy chief of police. Both will begin in their new roles on July 13. After…...
Juneteenth events in the Wilmington area to know about for 2026
20+ hour, 20+ min ago (618+ words) The holiday known as Juneteenth dates to June 19, 1865, when Black people in Galveston, Texas, learned that they were free, an awareness than came more than two years after President Abraham Lincoln ended slavery by signing the Emancipation Proclamation into law....
Wilmington Head Start relinquishes grant after more than 40 years' service - AOL
21+ hour, 9+ min ago (925+ words) Wilmington Head Start Inc. will no longer operate in Delaware's largest city after the end of June. The child care outfit has served families in communities around Wilmington since 1980. Now, a federally assigned interim operator will take over its three…...
Juneteenth events in the Wilmington area to know about for 2026 - AOL
17+ hour, 43+ min ago (618+ words) The holiday known as Juneteenth dates to June 19, 1865, when Black people in Galveston, Texas, learned that they were free, an awareness than came more than two years after President Abraham Lincoln ended slavery by signing the Emancipation Proclamation into law....