GOVERNOR MEYER ANNOUNCES COMPREHENSIVE ENERGY REFORM PACKAGE
March 5, 2025
Governor Matt Meyer unveils a bold energy reform plan to provide immediate relief for Delaware ratepayers, strengthen consumer protections, and implement long-term legislative solutions to ensure fair and affordable energy pricing.
Delaware Lawmakers Introduce Bills to Reform Post-Conviction Policies
March 4, 2025
Delaware lawmakers are pushing to reform post-conviction policies with two new bills aimed at expanding access to DNA testing and allowing challenges to convictions based on discredited forensic science. Advocates say the legislation could help overturn wrongful convictions and modernize the state’s legal system.
City of Wilmington Affirms Commitment to Public Access Television Amid Budget Adjustments
March 4, 2025
City officials are making it clear: public access television is here to stay. Despite financial challenges, Wilmington’s leadership remains committed to preserving Comcast Channel 28. While adjustments are being made to DETV’s facility funding, the City is ensuring a smooth transition without disrupting operations. Residents can watch the full, unedited Wilmington Cable, Video, and Telecommunications Commission Meeting from February 28, 2025, on WITN 22’s YouTube page: https://youtube.com/live/AkWeN3f59ww
Ruby Bridges Inspires at Wilmington Library’s Black History Month Event
February 19, 2025
Ruby Bridges spoke at the Wilmington Public Library’s Black History Month event, sharing her experiences as the first Black child to integrate an all-white school in New Orleans. Addressing an audience of educators, she reflected on the impact of her teacher, the challenges of desegregation, and the importance of inspiring future generations.
YMCA of Delaware Launches BrainSavers: A Holistic Approach to Healthy Aging
February 18, 2025
The YMCA of Delaware launches BrainSavers, a science-backed program designed to enhance cognitive and physical health through social engagement, fitness, nutrition, stress management, and quality sleep.
Jacqueline Means Crowned Miss Caribbean U.S. at Silver Jubilee Pageant in Philadelphia
February 18, 2025
“Jacqueline Means of Wilmington, Del., was crowned Miss Caribbean U.S. 2025 at the pageant’s 25th anniversary in Philadelphia. A proud Afro-Latina representing Puerto Rico, Means is a distinguished scholar and founder of the Girls Empowerment STEM Initiative, inspiring young girls of color to pursue careers in science and technology. Her coronation marks a milestone in the pageant’s legacy of celebrating culture, leadership, and service.”
Governor Meyer Nominates Two Esteemed Healthcare Leaders to Hospital Cost Review Board
February 17, 2025
Governor Matt Meyer has announced the nomination of Dr. Thomas Sweeney and Gary Ferguson to the Diamond State Hospital Cost Review Board. With extensive experience in healthcare administration and emergency medicine, the two nominees will bring their expertise to tackle Delaware’s pressing healthcare challenges, pending confirmation by the State Senate.
Delaware State University Achieves R2 Research Status, Marking a Milestone in HBCU Advancement
February 17, 2025
Delaware State University has earned R2 ‘High Research Activity’ status, joining an elite group of HBCUs with over $45 million in research funding and a growing doctoral program. This achievement highlights the university’s commitment to advancing research and doctoral education.
2025 DIAA DI & DII Dual Team Wrestling State Champions Crowned
February 17, 2025
Salesianum School and Delaware Military Academy emerged victorious at the 2025 DIAA Dual Team Wrestling State Championships. With intense semifinal matchups and thrilling finals, the tournament showcased the best of Delaware high school wrestling. Read the full recap and results.
AG Jennings Sues Trump Administration to Protect Medical Research Funding
February 10, 2025
Attorney General Kathy Jennings, alongside 21 other state attorneys general, is suing the Trump Administration over cuts to NIH funding that threaten vital medical research at institutions like the University of Delaware and Delaware State University.