What Delaware’s past police shooting investigations tell us about the Skinner case
It’s been two-and-a-half months since 19-year-old Kadir Skinner was fatally shot by Wilmington police; an incident that has since sparked protests on city streets calling for transparency from city and state officials.
But if Delaware’s history with police shooting investigations is any guide, the wait for answers could still be months away.
Hudson wins Milford-area Republican primary by 7 votes after recount
The vote difference was among the closest races in recent Delaware history, election officials said.
Delmar school board unable to fill vacancy, discusses future referendum
Delmar Board of Education members deadlocked once again Tuesday night during a public meeting to consider four applicants vying for a vacant seat on the school board.
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Project Washington pulls appeal, data center won’t proceed under current plan
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Delaware ACA insurance premiums to increase more than 10% in 2027
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Delaware’s Haitians face uncertain future after Trump strips immigration protections
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Photos: Calle 4 Fest marks 50 years celebrating Wilmington Hispanic heritage
Wilmington’s Calle 4, or Fourth Street, transformed on Sunday from the usual commuting route into a gathering space honoring Delaware’s Hispanic heritage. Spotlight Delaware captured some of these moments during the parade on Sep. 13.
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