A Supreme Court ruling has closed the door over uncertainty regarding mail voting in the upcoming primary elections. A ...

The state’s first need-based scholarship will help low-income students pay for college, but its $3,000 maximum award leaves a ...

The state college system is preparing to test new tools to identify fraudulent applicants, but questions remain about whether ...

New rules will establish when smoke-damaged homes are safe to occupy and require insurers to cover qualifying testing and ...

When Seward received $1 million to address community needs, residents made child care a priority. The investment helped ...

In a handful of Delaware towns, businesses and other property-owning entities can cast ballots. A court fight over the ...

Some cities cover the full cost of replacing lead service lines, while other homeowners face thousands of dollars in bills as the state works toward a 2037 federal deadline.

As incarceration decreased in recent decades, rural prisons began closing. Now ICE detainees are filling prison beds again.

The city’s social housing developer has temporarily stopped processing its lowest-income applicants as it works to provide ...

States and the federal government are clashing over whether the markets’ event contracts amount to unregulated gambling.

The project will recycle about 2 million gallons a day, creating a new locally controlled water supply for a region facing ...

Washington County restricted wind and solar development, but the economic opportunities it may be losing are prompting a ...