A federal district court judge upheld Delaware’s physician-assisted suicide law on Tuesday after a legal challenge from a patient rights advocacy group that argued the law discriminates against people with disabilities.

Delaware state trooper killed in heroic sacrifice gets new hope as charity pledges to pay off mortgage for his widow and baby daughter left behind.

Delaware Division of Motor Vehicle facilities were closed Dec. 23-29 after a state trooper was shot and killed at the New Castle-area location.

The countdown to 2026 begins. Several new Delaware laws, including health care initiatives and public utility protections, are slated to go into effect in the new year. Here’s a look at what goes into effect on Jan. 1, 2026 – alongside other new changes Delawareans should expect in the year ahead.

Several major sports venue wishes have yet to be granted as Delaware welcomes in 2026. Downstate ice skaters have been landlocked since Delaware State Fair officials announced they were shuttering the Centre Ice Rink for good last spring, and various attempts in Dover have gone unfulfilled.

Barb Lewis, a Delaware County Commissioner since January 2015, is retiring when her third term ends in December 2026.

Schuster Law has announced an expanded focus on legal representation for individuals involved in motor vehicle accidents throughout Delaware County, Pennsylvania. The firm’s attorneys provide guidance and case evaluation for drivers,

Rutgers downed Delaware with a 65-50 win on Monday night at Jersey Mike’s Arena, wrapping non-conference play on a high note despite a lackluster offensive perf

New Jersey is one of nearly two dozen states set to increase its minimum wage in 2026, and the only state in the Delaware Valley that will see a hike.