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Suburban Propane makes $5,000 dollar donation to Children's Beach House, helps kids plant flowers as part of learning exercise
LEWES, Del. - Preschoolers with development delays in Delaware got the chance to learn planting skills and socialize with kids their age at the Children's Beach House in Lewes on Wednesday. Preschoolers…
Getting to know Maryland's Attorney General candidates
SALISBURY, Md. - Salisbury University held a forum Monday evening with the candidates running for Maryland's Attorney General. The candidates include Katie O'Malley, a Baltimore City District Court Judge; Jim Shalleck, the former president of Montgomery County Elections; and Anthony…
"Property taxes are not a funding source," Ocean City Council defends proposed sports complex against criticism
OCEAN CITY, Md- Ocean City Council Member John Gehrig took the podium on Monday night's City Council session to address so-called "fearmongers" who he says are spreading incorrect information about the town's…
Ocean City Mayor Signs Proclamation for National Hurrican Preparedness Week
OCEAN CITY, Md- Ocean City Mayor Rick Meehan is drawing attention to Hurricane Preparedness, as National Hurricane preparedness week begins this Monday. Meehan says with hurricane season less than a month away they're…
Much-needed $40-million announced for Chesapeake Bay restoration projects
MARYLAND - The Chesapeake Bay region is getting $40 million from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency to assist in efforts to promote environmental justice and counter climate change. The funding is said to…
Md. lawmakers calling for more equitable access to gender-affirming health care
MARYLAND - A pair of Maryland lawmakers are preparing for their next steps after calling on the Department of Health (MDH) to revisit its Medicaid policy on health care for transgender people. Calling…
Del. Mautz runs for senate, big plans for his district and the state
MARYLAND - Delegate Johnny Mautz is vacating his seat in the House of Delegates and campaigning to take a step toward the state Senate. Delegate Mautz is running for the Senate of District…
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Governor of the first state weighs in on roe v. wade national controversy
DELAWARE - As the country continues to deal with the current controversy, Roe vs. Wade, Delaware Governor John Carney is weighing in on the subject. According to the Governor, they've already produced legislation…
Delaware lawmakers who codified Roe V. Wade into state law react to leaked SCOTUS overturning opinion
DELAWARE - In a leaked opinion from Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito, the nation's highest court, plans to repeal Roe V. Wade and make abortion illegal in over 26 states. Those Republican-controlled state legislatures…
H-2b visas delayed, Dorchester County needing employees immediately
MARYLAND - Three weeks ago the Department of Homeland Security announced they would be releasing 35,000 supplemental H-2b visas on or after April 1st. However, that has yet to happen. Bill Christopher, President…
Deputy Secy. of Commerce: Bipartisan Innovation Act will bring jobs, supply chain independence
DELMARVA - The Bipartisan Innovation Act has passed the United States Senate. Deputy Secretary of Commerce Don Graves tells 47ABC it could bring significant savings and jobs to Americans. Make Way For Semiconductors…
U.S. Senator Tom Carper votes in favor of Ketanji Brown Jackson
DELMARVA - 53 yays to 47 nays was a vote that made history just a few hours ago. United States Senator Tom Carper voted to confirm Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson to the supreme…
Delmarva reacts to the historic Supreme Court confirmation
DELMARVA - Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson is now Justice Jackson. 53 yays to 47 nays, that is a vote that made history just a few hours ago. Nominated by President Joe Biden on…
Senate confirms Ketanji Brown Jackson as first Black female Supreme Court justice
WASHINGTON, D.C. - The U.S. Senate confirmed Ketanji Brown Jackson to the Supreme Court on Thursday, making history by securing her place as the first Black female justice. The Senate confirmed Judge Jackson by a 53-47 vote. Delaware Congresswoman Lisa…
