With the Harvest Ridge Winery serving as backdrop, Gov. Matt Meyer signed House Bill 187 – which would allow wine producers to obtain a license and ship wine directly to Delawareans – into state law on Aug. 15.

People who live in Delaware will be able to legally receive wine shipments directly to their doors a year from now, after Governor Matt Meyer signed House Bill 187 at

Elon Musk urged companies to leave Delaware after clashing with its Court of Chancery last year.

New jobless claims, a proxy for layoffs, increased to 280 in the week ending Aug. 9, up from 262 the week before, the Labor Department said. U.S. unemployment claims dropped to 224,000 last week, down 3,000 claims from 227,000 the week prior on a seasonally adjusted basis.

County officials say Delco is experiencing a rise in demand for homeless services. Current waitlists to get into county shelters hover around 180 single individuals and 367 families, with varying wait times.

Burning leaves can be an efficient and cost-effective way to clean up your lawn, but in some states, this action could be prohibited and result in fines.

Hurricane Erin is intensifying in the Caribbean and will bring some serious swell to the Delaware beaches.

Drivers going through Delaware's toll plazas are paying more starting today. DelDOT officially raised the toll rates at booths along I-95, Delaware Route 1, and U.S. 301 late Thursday night. The I-95 Newark Toll Plaza now costs $5 to cross in each direction, up from $4.