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Wilmington extends city tax deadline for second time amid property reassessment concerns
Good news for Wilmington taxpayers. The deadline for city tax payments was extended to Oct. 31, which is an extra month from the first extension of Sep. 30, putting the due date almost two months after the original Sept. 2 deadline. The extension is...
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What's happening at Tharros Village, 28-tent site for homeless off Coastal Hwy. in Lewes
Tharros Village is a fully permitted, 28-tent site in Lewes providing a temporary home for individuals experiencing homelessness.The village offers amenities like city water, portable toiletsand a pavilion.Tharros Village is being presented as a pote...
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Uncertainty looms over New Castle County property tax bills, pending outcome of lawsuit over rates
New Castle County landlords claim a new law allowing school districts to raise tax rates on commercial properties will cause them irreparable harm. New Castle County property owners will be kept in limbo about the taxes they owe likely until the end...
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Iron Hill Brewery abruptly closes all remaining locations
Iron Hill Brewery will not get to celebrate its 30th birthday after it announced they have closed all 15 of its remaining locations. Iron Hill initially closed three locations, including its Newark flagship, earlier this month, with its CEO Mar...
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New Law Gives Delaware Homeowners a Simple Way to Pass Property Without Probate
WILMINGTON, Del. – Delaware homeowners will soon have a powerful new tool to protect their families and avoid costly court proceedings. Beginning Dec. 4, 2025, residents can leave real estate directly to chosen beneficiaries—without the delays,...
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NCC giving away free trees to Delaware residents here's how to get one on Sept 26 & Oct. 3
Looking to spruce up your yard with some greenery? New Castle County is giving away free trees to Delawareans.  Here’s how you can get yours.  Tree For Every Delawarean Initiative  New Castle County is partnering with the Delaware Dep...
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Rental assistance programming could be changing. What will this mean for Delaware?
Rumored alterations regarding a familiar rental assistance program are circulating on social media. Several videos on TikTok and other well-known platforms claim this program – otherwise known as “Section 8” – is undergoing some changes, i...
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T.G.I.FRIDAYS Concord Pike - Abruptly Closes After 34 Years
The Talleyville chain restaurant that has been part of a Concord Pike "restaurant campus" for 34 years is no longer in operation. A sign on the doors of TGI Fridays at 301 Rocky Run Parkway stated that the restaurant was permanently closed...
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Port of Wilmington expansion is moving forward - Contractors Wanted
A long-discussed expansion of the Port of Wilmington will mean plenty of job opportunities - some sooner rather than later. Port operator Enstructure is moving closer to securing the necessary federal permits and starting construction on the Edgemoo...
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Delaware Hospital for the Chronically Ill breaks ground on new facility
Ground has been broken on the new Delaware Hospital for the Chronically Ill, which will replace the decades-old facility in Smyrna. The Delaware Hospital for the Chronically Ill, a state-run long-term care facility with a five-star rating from the C...
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Brandywine changes property tax rates, removes post-reassessment increase
Landowners in the Brandywine School District will officially be getting new tax bills after their school board elected to change property tax rates. Residents in the Brandywine School District will see the school tax portion of their updated bill go...
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Beach towns begin restricting ocean access amid dangerous waves and riptides
Delaware and Jersey Shore beaches were closed to swimmers on Tuesday, Aug. 19, with Hurricane Erin carrying life-threatening rip currents as the storm's path tracks near the East Coast. Mandatory evacuations continued Monday along parts of Nort...
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VIDEO | Dr Umar School vs. City of Wilmington: IS IT A DOUBLE STANDARD?
Wilmington, DE - Dr. Umar Johnson first announced his intention to establish a Pan‑African school for Black boys over a decade ago. Purchased the school in 2019. School Timeline:Early 2010s: Dr. Umar Johnson begins fundraising for an independent, Pa...
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VIDEO | Family of 6 left without a home after apparent fake apartment scheme
MILWAUKEE (WISN) - A family of six is now without a home after they allegedly fell for an apparent apartment scheme in Milwaukee. The family says they found out the apartment didn’t actually exist after they paid the security deposit. The alleged sc...
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Mortgage Rates Drop to Four-Month Low
Mortgage rates on Thursday dropped to levels not seen since April as the Federal Reserve's policymakers faced a growing pressure to cut its benchmark interest rate after a disappointing jobs report that triggered a presidential outburst.&n...
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