The Delaware Division of Motor Vehicles (DMV) is urging Delawareans not to click on links in suspicious text messages. This latest reminder comes after a new Short Message Service (SMS) phishing scam has surfaced referencing the Delaware Division of Motor Vehicles. The scam alert states that the recipient has an outstanding traffic violation and instructs them to "click on a link" to pay the amount due by a specific date to avoid the suspension of their vehicle registrat

Delaware Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Control (DNREC) has begun a statewide review of drinking water and wastewater systems in manufactured home communities. Many of these communities rely on older or undocumented systems, and the goal is to identify where upgrades or assistance may be needed. With support from federal and state funding, DNREC has identified more than 170 communities for review. Field teams from DNREC’s contractor, Verdantas, began visi

April 9, 2026 Sen. Gerald Hocker Senator Gerald Hocker today issued the following statement in response to the United States Postal Service’s recent update regarding the timeline for renovations to the Ocean View Post Office: “While I appreciate the USPS finally providing a timeline for the long-awaited renovations to the Ocean View Post Office, I remain deeply concerned about both the timing and the delay in communication surrounding this project. It is particularly trou

Community Meeting Announced: Join Representative Bryan Shupe on April 20 in Lincoln State Representative Bryan Shupe invites residents to attend an upcoming community meeting on April 20 from 6:00 PM to 8:00 PM at the Evelyn I. Morris Early Childhood Center (8609 3rd Street, Lincoln) . The event is free and open to the public, offering an opportunity for residents to hear updates on key legislative issues and share feedback directly. “I encourage everyone to come out, stay in

Announcing! Come to the Sussex GOP monthly meeting on Monday April 13th and bid one of the 2 locally hand crafted wooden flags designed to honor the U. S. A. 250th Anniversary! It's a silent auction, bids will be taken before the meeting. BRING CASH! Each flag will go home with it's proud owner at after the meeting. No photo can do it justice! Come to the meeting and see for yourself!

Thursday, April 9 Sen. Bryant Richardson The hearing date has been changed for Senate Bill 251, the Pain-Capable Unborn Child Protection Act, and Senate Bill 252, the Woman’s Right to Know Ultrasound Act. SB 251 and SB 252 now are scheduled to be heard in the Senate Health & Social Services Committee on Wednesday, April 15, starting at 10 a.m. Senator Marie Pinkney, the committee chair, said two hours have been set aside for the hearing. That allows about one hour fo

APRIL 9, 2026 -- Today, Majority Leader Kerri Evelyn-Harris, House Speaker Melissa Minor-Brown, Majority Whip Ed Osienski, Minority Leader Tim Dukes, Minority Whip Jeffrey Spiegelman, Senate President Pro Tempore Dave Sokola, Senate Majority Leader Bryan Townsend, Senate Majority Whip Elizabeth “Tizzy” Lockman, Senate Minority Leader Gerald Hocker, and Senate Minority Whip Brian Pettyjohn released the following statement: “Governor Pete du Pont and Senator Nancy Cook helped e

April 3, 2026 Delaware House of Representataives, Republican Caucus -- Dismissal of DEFAC Chairman Draws Sharp, Diverse Response – In an era when disagreements involving elected officials often quickly spiral into political tribalism, it's rare to find a situation in which people across the political spectrum share a common perspective. Yet that is exactly what has happened in reaction to Gov. Matt Meyer’s recent removal of a top official from a committee whose work impact

April 4, 2026 Gene Truono, Chairman of the Delaware Republican Party Delaware Republican Party Launches America 250 Republican Dinner & Convention – Featuring Keynote Speaker General Michael Flynn – to Ignite Conservative Momentum for 2026 Midterm Victories Historic Two-Day Event Unites Patriots to Nominate Candidates, Celebrate America’s 250th Anniversary, and Build the Coalition That Ends One-Party Democrat Rule in the First State The Delaware Republican Party proudly invit

April 2, 2026 39th District Republican Club, PAC West Fenwick Island, new building on what was previously wetlands If you are being told something is meant to protect wetlands, you should expect it to do exactly that, protect them. But what if a bill uses the language of protection while changing the rules in a way that makes it easier to build through those same areas? That is what Senate Bill 9 does. This bill, introduced March 31, is being presented as strengthening wetlan

April 2, 2026 State Representative Bryan Shupe l was blessed to have the opportunity to give the Holy Week proclamation on the house floor of the general assembly last week. Throughout Scripture, we see that Jesus often used parables because some truths are so powerful that they are difficult for us to fully grasp. Concepts like God’s mercy and God’s justice stretch beyond human understanding. Parables help bring us closer. They give us a picture. Now, what I’m about to share

April 1, 2026 State Representative Rich Collins

April 1, 2026 House Republicans The future doesn't belong to the fainthearted; it belongs to the brave. Tonight, America will start our return to the moon’s orbit for the first time since the 1970s. Godspeed and safe travels to Reid Wiseman, Victor Glover, Christina Koch and Jeremy Hansen! Make us proud

March 31, 2026 The Delaware Republican Party today proudly launched its dynamic new official website — a bold and powerful step forward in our mission to end one-party Democrat rule and successfully build the conservative coalition we need to win the 2026 midterms in the First State. Developed in close partnership with the RNC, this sleek, modern platform delivers real value and energy to every conservative ready to get informed, get involved, and help deliver major victories

March 26, 2026 Delaware Business Time DOVER – Delaware’s comprehensive plan to expand high-speed broadband infrastructure to more than 4,728 unserved and underserved homes and businesses has been federal approved. This milestone, made possible through the federal Broadband Equity, Access, and Deployment (BEAD) Program, represents a major step toward achieving universal connectivity across the First State. Construction is expected to begin in Fall 2026. “Access to reliable,

March 27, 2026 Sean Curtis, WBOC SUSSEX CO., Del. - A major legal battle over offshore wind in Sussex County has taken a decisive turn in the Delaware Court of Chancery this week. The Court of Chancery has ruled in favor of the state, clearing the way for a controversial electrical substation tied to the US Wind project and rejecting a lawsuit filed by Sussex County and the Town of Fenwick Island , according to the Delaware Department of Justice. That lawsuit challenged Senat

March 23, 2026 Cape Gazette Certified personnel in high demand statewide Sussex Tech EMT Course Advisory Committee members gathered are (l-r) John Baugher, Deanna Brown-Loeb, Jason McCabe, Nicole Oliphant, John Wright, Chris Hainsworth, Holly Langley and Bart Gill. SUBMITTED PHOTO Sussex Technical High School will add an Emergency Medical Technician course to its curriculum in the 2026–2027 school year. The decision to launch the course was driven by the high demand for certi

March 24, 2026 Happy National Ag Day! Today we’re celebrating the hardworking farmers and ranchers who feed, fuel, and clothe the world. Agriculture is Delaware’s number one industry, driving our economy and supporting thousands of jobs. Our farms generate more revenue per acre than those in most other states, and 96% are family owned—many passed down through generations. It’s the perfect day to recognize the incredible work that goes into agriculture and the vital role it pl

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