DHSS Secretary Walker Sends Health Care Spending and Quality Benchmark Recommendations to Governor Carney
NEW CASTLE (Aug. 27, 2018) – Culminating nearly a year of outreach to and feedback from health stakeholders across the state, Department of Health and Social Services (DHSS) Secretary Dr. Kara Odom Walker today sent her recommendations for establishing health care spending and quality benchmarks to Governor John Carney. The work on the benchmarks began […]
Conviction, Sentence In Two Separate Kent County Murders
For Immediate Release Contact: Julia Lawes – 302-577-8901 Conviction, Sentence In Two Separate Kent County Murders Robbery, Rape of Child, Strangulation, and Rape At College Also Resolved A Kent County Superior Court judge found Daiquan T. Bordley guilty of Murder First Degree, Robbery First Degree, Possession of a Firearm During the Commission […]
Drug-Related “Criminal Nuisance” Property In Selbyville Closed By Court Order
Rapes, Drugs, Robbery, Witness Intimidation Also Part Of Recent DOJ Cases A house near Selbyville that had been the site of multiple drug crimes and police calls since 2014 was boarded up as a result of work by the Department of Justice and Delaware State Police to deem it a criminal nuisance property. The property […]
Four Academies of Business Information Management to launch in fall
For four Delaware high schools, the 2018-19 school year will be the launch of the NAF Academy of Business Information Management program.
State will not move forward with current proposed anti-discrimination regulation
The Delaware Department of Education announced on Thursday that it will not be moving forward to finalize the current proposed version of Regulation 225. The department received more than 6,000 comments in response to the revised proposed 225 Prohibition of Discrimination Regulation, which was published in the June Register of Regulations. Those comments now are available online for public review.
