74-year-old Delaware man says he was shooting a deer. He fatally shot a woman instead A man and two children were also nearby. We Got This Covered · Sep 21
Maryland Hunter Arrested for Killing Mom of Five After Allegedly Mistaking Her for a Deer A 74-year-old Maryland hunter has been charged after allegedly shooting and killing Santos Maria Chilel Soto in a Delaware field after mistaking her for a deer. International Business Times UK · Sep 21
Historic 37-sq mile Oregon ranch sold for $27.55M for conservation, not homes The historic Steiwer Ranch, located outside Fossil, Oregon, on Butte Creek, sold in April 2025 for $27.55 million to a Delaware-registered company that had set up operations in Oregon only weeks before the deal closed. Rather than pursuing conventional ranching or development, the buyer's stated business purpose is building mitigation… The Times of India · Sep 20
Texas Star Sinking: Delaware turns retired ship into artificial reef; boosts marine habitat In June 2022, the 180-foot Texas Star was sunk in Delaware's waters, creating a vital artificial reef. This unique project aims to boost marine biodiversity by offering a solid structure for marine organisms to thrive. Located at Redbird Reef alongside subway cars and other materials, this initiative supports Delaware's efforts… The Times of India · Sep 18
Seven former House members will be on the ballot this November The final U.S. House primaries are wrapping up on Sept. 15 in Delaware, with a total of seven former House members advancing to the general elections across the country in November. This is down from 10 former members who appeared on general election ballots in 2024 but up from three… Ballotpedia · Sep 17
Which States Treat Foreign Entrepreneurs Best, and Which Make You Regret the Choice Choosing a state is the first real decision a foreign founder makes, and it is usually made badly. Most people register in Delaware because they read that Fortune 500 companies do, then spend the next three years paying for prestige they never use. The state you pick determines your annual… inkl · Sep 17
41-Year-Old Man Faces Multiple Charges After Installing Hidden Camera Inside Employee Restroom A Florida man has been arrested and charged in Delaware after police found a concealed camera in an employee bathroom at a Laurel business. He was released on bond. International Business Times UK · Sep 14
Ohio jail built in 1878 could become offices or a speakeasy 148 years later A former Ohio jail that spent more than a century behind bars is getting a very different future. The historic Jail and Sheriff’s Residence in Delaware, Ohio, has been sold by the Delaware County Historical Society to Westwood principal Andy Warnock, a Delaware native, states the Columbus Business First report.… The Times of India · Sep 14
US scientists turn to chickens to sound the alarm as West Nile cases rise Chickens – which can test positive for viruses but cannot spread them – an ideal early warning system for mosquito-borne disease The Guardian - US · Sep 12
Three statewide candidate filing deadlines in the next two weeks With Delaware holding the final 2026 statewide primary on Sept. 15, this year’s remaining candidate and voter deadlines are for the Nov. 3 general election. Three states have statewide write-in candidate filing deadlines in the next two weeks. Ballotpedia · Sep 11
Many Cecil County Families Face Hourlong Drives to Give Birth After the County's Only Maternity Unit Closed Cecil County, Maryland, lost its only hospital birthing unit on June 30. Many families now face drives of an hour or more, and a new unit is at least 18 months away. Medical Daily · Sep 10
Delaware cops identify remains found 15 years ago – as woman who died in 1907 The remains were identified as Hannah Graham Kleitz, a 29-year-old woman who died more than a century ago from a medical illness The Independent UK · Sep 6
In recent years, workers began restoring 4,000 acres at Delaware's Prime Hook National Wildlife Refuge. Today, new dunes stand nearly 10 feet high as grasses thrive and wildlife returns Scientists are bringing a damaged delaware wetland back to life begins with a massive repair effort at Prime Hook National Wildlife Refuge. The $38 million project is restoring about 4,000 acres of damaged coastal wetlands. Crews rebuilt two miles of beach and barrier dune after major storms. They also created… The Economic Times · Sep 4
In 2006, Delaware listed Broadkill River waters as impaired for nutrients. 18 years later, BMPs helped restore 7.6 miles of Ingrams Branch, bringing phosphorus levels below the state threshold Ingrams Branch in Delaware has reached an important water-quality milestone. The 7.6-mile stream segment was once impaired by excess phosphorus. Delaware listed the Broadkill River watershed for nutrient problems in 2006. Years of conservation work followed across nearby farmland. Cover crops, nutrient planning and other best management practices helped reduce… The Economic Times · Sep 2
Ballotpedia · Sep 1 Delaware enacts eight election-related bills and advances five amendments in 2026 session The Delaware General Assembly adjourned on June 30 after enacting eight election-related bills and advancing five constitutional amendments. Gov. Matt Meyer (D) signed all eight bills in June, July, and August.
International Business Times · Sep 1 IBT Media Transfers Ownership to Newly Established Delaware Perpetual Purpose Trust IBT Media transfers ownership to a newly established Delaware perpetual purpose trust, creating a long-term structure designed to protect its mission, assets and editorial independence.
Ballotpedia · Aug 31 The highest number of Delaware state legislative incumbents are facing primaries at any point since 2010 Eighteen Delaware state legislative incumbents face primary contests on September 15, 2026, the most at any point since 2010. This is a 157% increase in the number of incumbents facing challengers compared to 2024.
Kiplinger · Aug 30 Some Retirees Are Choosing Delaware Over Florida: How the Retirement Math Adds Up Florida has long been a favored retirement destination, but lately, Delaware is having a moment.
The Economic Times · Aug 29 In 2018, Natasha Whetzel helped burn 20 acres at Delaware’s Hurley Tract to restore habitat. 10 weeks later, native purple love grass had spread extensively, transforming the site into habitats for birds and pollinators Conservation work in southern Delaware is helping restore and protect important habitats within the Nanticoke River watershed. At Middleford North Preserve and the Hurley Tract, The Nature Conservancy and its partners have used habitat management, prescribed fire, and reforestation to improve conditions for native plants and wildlife. A controlled burn…
The Economic Times · Aug 29 In 2006, Delaware listed the Broadkill watershed for nitrogen and phosphorus impairment. 18 years later, BMPs restored 7.6 miles of Ingrams Branch, ending the phosphorus The restoration of Ingrams Branch is a powerful example of how best management practices can produce measurable improvements in water quality when they are applied consistently over time. What began with nutrient impairment concerns evolved into a coordinated watershed effort involving farmers, conservation districts, state officials, federal agencies and local…
The Economic Times · Aug 27 In 2012, Ray Milewski and students set research plots at Pennsylvania's Tannersville Cranberry Bog. 10 years later, researchers cleared shrubs to help rare native plants return to the bog In 2012, Ray Milewski and students established research plots at Pennsylvania’s Tannersville Cranberry Bog. A decade later, researchers cleared shrubs to give rare native plants room to return. The project reflects a wider restoration effort across Pennsylvania and Delaware. Forests are being rebuilt, streams revived, and invasive species removed. Together,…
The Times of India · Aug 26 In 1906, Quaker industrialist William Bancroft began buying land outside Wilmington to keep it open for the public; more than a century later, 1,359 acres became the largest unit of First State National Historical Park In 1906, William Poole Bancroft began buying land in Delaware’s Brandywine Valley to hold it in reserve for the public’s health and well-being. He eventually acquired more than 1,300 acres. Parts of the land were later donated to the National Park Service, with 1,359 acres now forming the largest unit…
Saving Advice · Aug 25 Could Your Social Security Check Drop by $500 a Month? These States Face the Biggest Losses A $500 monthly cut would mean finding another $6,000 every year for groceries, utilities, insurance, housing, and healthcare, which is an enormous adjustment for someone...
The Guardian - UK · Aug 24 Weather tracker: Tornadoes cause flash flooding and power cuts in north-east US Nassau County and Dover, Delaware, hit by tornadoes, while rain and thunderstorms arrive in drought-stricken UK
The Guardian - US · Aug 22 ‘It’s pretty much a guarantee you’ll get stung’: jellyfish keep swimmers off Delaware beaches Beach patrols report hundreds of stings a day as warmer waters and drought create favorable conditions for jellyfish