Political signs have been part of campaigns for centuries. Signs are one way to tell the electorate who is running and who you support. more

OPINION —  After a recent encounter with a large, aggressive coyote near Royal Oak Road and Thunderbird Boulevard in Sun City, I wanted to let people know never to take their fur babies’ safety for granted. more

OPINION — I’ve read too many editorials over too many weeks that I suspect are from paid protesters and assorted hangers-on ranting against the ICE facility in the Surprise City Council meetings, and I need to set the record straight. more

I’m writing in full support of the Opinion by Ms. Jill Itzkowitz and Bruce Dalleo, who back House Bill 188, enabling Delaware’s nonaffiliated voters to vote in our primary elections (“Let’s open primaries to unaffiliated voters”). more

I strongly support allowing unaffiliated voters to vote in Delaware’s primary elections (“Let’s open primaries to unaffiliated voters”). more

Well, election time must be here because Sen. Chris Coons, D-Del., is speaking out (“Country’s economic policies need work"). more

Here are some comments about stories happening in Surprise. more

I was disappointed to learn that the Delaware Association of Chiefs of Police continues to oppose meaningful immigration reform (“Delaware police chiefs defend opposition to immigration bills”). more

OPINION — As I was leaving the June 2 town council meeting, I witnessed a concerning interaction that left me with a thought about Mayor Friedel: This is who we want in charge of our town? I … more

Yes, the citizens of Delaware deserve a say in our government. more

I am one in a million. Twelve years ago, after a lifetime in and out of emergency rooms and operating rooms, I underwent my 23rd abdominal surgery. more

OPINION — Compromise and sacrifice for the greater good. That was the thinking behind the East Valley Institute of Technology’s decision to offer $2 million, half the cost of transportation, to help ensure high school students can continue accessing our central campuses next school year. more

No change is needed to the voting for constitutional amendments. What is needed is to work together for all the citizens of the state. more

Tucked quietly among Delaware’s forests, farms and small towns are some of the state’s most overlooked natural treasures: our millponds. more

OPINION — Arizona consumers are navigating one of the most unpredictable lending environments in years. Interest rates rise and fall without warning, used-car demand remains stubbornly high and homebuyers are trying to make sense of a market that feels like it changes by the week. In the middle of all this volatility, one force is quietly reshaping how people borrow: artificial-intelligence-powered lending. more

I join the League of Women Voters of Delaware and Indivisible Highlands and Beyond in their support of House Bill 188, which would open primaries to unaffiliated voters (“Let’s open primaries to unaffiliated voters"). more

Where do we go in the meantime, when there is no Hope Center in Sussex County or Kent County? more

Every child in Delaware deserves a school with the teachers, support staff, learning materials and resources they need to succeed. But, for too long, Delaware’s school-funding system has made that harder than it should be. more

School is out for Summer and many parents may be trying to think of ways to occupy the kiddos’ time. more

The world as we know it today was built on the back of burning fossil fuels. Unfortunately, this has come at a tremendous cost. Emissions are rapidly warming our world at a rate that has never occurred in the history of our planet. more