Delaware needs more electricity, but new dependable power plants aren’t being built. Why? This article examines how Delaware’s restructured energy market, wholesale pricing, subsidies, and the “missing money” problem are shaping investment in new generation—and what that could mean for the reliability of Delaware’s electric grid.

Delaware patients deserve to know who is diagnosing and treating them. As nonphysician healthcare professionals gain greater authority, clear identification of credentials is essential to transparency, informed choice, and patient trust.

Dover Dash makes it easier to see which Delaware legislation could affect you. Explore CRI’s new Legislative Tracker and follow the bills that matter most.

Delaware has an opportunity to unlock nearly $40 million annually in private educational scholarships—without raising taxes or cutting public school funding. A new Federal Scholarship Tax Credit program could help families pay for tutoring, tuition, transportation, and other educational services. But first, Governor Matt Meyer must choose to opt Delaware into the program. Will Delaware seize this opportunity or let it pass by?