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WHYY With Much More On The Ortega Story: The woman appears from court records to have dated Ortega on and off during the past few years. WHYY News is not…

Irredeemable John Carney Boots Homeless From The Park.  Perhaps he should reread his Catholic faith's depictions of Hell: Residents being evicted from a homeless encampment in Wilmington on Monday woke…

Delaware Creates Puerto Rico Day: “Yo soy boricua, pa que tu lo sepas,” echoed through Legislative Hall as Puerto Ricans from across Delaware gathered to witness Gov. Matt Meyer sign…

Culinary Spontaneity? I'm all for it!.  Sure beats three squares a day: One of the stupidest things in an earnest but stupid school of culinary thought is that each of…

Carney Surfaces: The city of Wilmington said Thursday that homeless residents of Christina Park must be gone by sunset Monday. Then, officials said they will erect a perimeter fence to…

Should Delaware Provide Funds For A Company Like This?  I'm legitimately asking: Delaware recently awarded nearly $800,000 to a student loan company through a grant that one economic development official…

Not Everything You Wanted To Know About Delaware's New Medical School, But Everything That's Knowable Now: Here is what we know about Delaware’s first medical school, and its potential impact…

The Circus Is Not Coming To Town.  The WWE has settled with plaintiffs in the civil trial that was set to begin today in the Court Of Chancery.  So, we…

A Playlist For Your Dog?  I'm not buying it.  However: Dog ownership has gotten increasingly elaborate, and nobody seems embarrassed about it. The fresh food delivery services, the orthopedic beds,…

Karney Klaims He Has A Plan To House The Homeless.  Sounds more like a chance to diss those who have krossed him: Wilmington Mayor John Carney said the city does…

Incyte, BPG, The City Of Wilmington.  What could possibly go wrong?: Less than two years after investing nearly $80 million into two downtown Wilmington office buildings, the pharmaceutical company Incyte…

Not Better Late Than Never?  I'm not so sure: The biggest legislative controversy of last summer is back before the General Assembly. Lawmakers are set to introduce a bill today…