Even if you don’t have children in school, you are probably aware that education has recently been facing unforeseen challenges. Schools are struggling to combat learning loss and to ensure equity in a world that is often inequitable.

Each May, during National Teacher Appreciation Week, Delaware takes a moment to honor and celebrate the incredible contributions of educators across the state.

Many medical organizations have been recommending lung cancer screening for decades for those at high risk of developing the disease. But, in 2022, less than 6% of people in the U.S. eligible for screening actually got screened.

Joe Smyth shares an Opinion about why, after 50-plus years in political office, it’s time for President Joe Biden to step aside.

As the highly debated bill to implement a Delaware hospital cost review board was considered by the Senate Executive Committee on Tuesday, Senate Majority Leader Bryan Townsend announced a new development in negotiations between lawmakers and health care stakeholders. Under a separate proposal introduced in the House of Representatives, lawmakers are attempting to address a clause within House Substitute 2 for House Bill 350 that capped hospitals’ ability to charge more than 250% of Medicare’s cost for services.

This is in response to an article by Benjamin Rothstein published in the Daily State News, titled “Electricity shutoff policy on Dover council’s radar.”