Amanda Fries

Wilmington lawmakers did not act on zoning plans to regulate the recreational marijuana industry and will consider an outright ban on retail sales.

An age discrimination lawsuit filed against Wilmington has been settled for $59,0000. How common is a suit like this for Delaware's largest city?

The Delaware Department of Justice issued an open letter to landlords reminding them leases cannot have unenforceable or prohibited language.

The Wilmington City Council's Community Development & Urban Planning Committee will meet to discuss regulations around the legal cannabis industry.

Recognizing the continued lack of affordable housing in Delaware, the New Castle County Hope Center will soon offer permanent supporitive housing.

The Wilmington Planning Commission is holding a second meeting to discuss how a legal marijuana business could operate within the city's limits.

Recently hired union employees in Wilmington no longer have to follow a residency requirement. But will a new administration revisit the issue?

The Delaware General Assembly passed a bunch of bills focused on affordable housing. Here's what they do and how they aim to help Delaware.

Six farms that offer horseback riding lessons and other equestrian experiences in Delaware.

Wilmington officials aim to pass legislation by November to allow for the legal recreational cannabis industry in Delaware's largest city.