A bill affecting how school sports teams are designated in Delaware will be heard this week in the Senate Education Committee — and public testimony is open. Parents, students, coaches, and community members still have time to weigh in before lawmakers act. If fairness in girls’ sports matters to you, this is a moment where citizen voices can make a real difference. Click Read More for hearing details and how to participate.

State officials are preparing for a major winter storm that could hit Sussex and Kent hard. Ice, power outages, and dangerous travel are likely. We’ve consolidated the latest Delaware state preparation updates and practical guidance Southern Delaware residents need—before the storm arrives.

President Trump continues to show us that he is a one-man wrecking ball, here to be the ultimate disruptor of global corruption. He is the point of the spear, working to shatter the veil of darkness that has been overtaking the world.Click Read More.

You may have seen the headlines saying US Wind “lost in court.” That’s true—but it doesn’t mean the project is stopped. The permit is still in force, SB 159 takes effect January 31, and new lawsuits are on the way. Here’s the full story behind the ruling. Click Read More.

Just days before Christmas, Delaware may cut off food assistance for 119,000 residents — not because of federal cuts, but because our own leaders refused to comply with a federal information request. Why would Governor Meyer risk SNAP benefits for families, seniors, and the disabled when nearly every other state complied without issue? What is Delaware hiding? Read on.

Sussex County stood up for local control today — and the voices of the 38th helped make it happen. See how citizen engagement, decisive leadership, and a race against the clock could change the future of offshore wind in Delaware.

The Sussex County Council will meet again this Tuesday 12/16/2025 to discuss whether the County should pursue legal action against the Delaware Legislature over what many view as state overreach into county authority through SB 159, the bill that shifted key permitting powers away from local government and allow foreign owned US Wind to bring offshore wind cables onto Delaware ... While no final vote was taken, council members held a lengthy discussion on the implications

The Sussex County Council met today to discuss whether the County should pursue legal action against the Delaware Legislature over what many view as state overreach into county authority through SB 159, the bill that shifted key permitting powers away from local government, and allow foreign owned US Wind to bring offshore wind cables onto Delaware shores. While no final vote was taken, council members held a lengthy discussion on the implications of SB 159 and ...

This spring, the U.S. Department of Agriculture asked every state to provide updated information on SNAP recipients so it could correct longstanding errors and ensure food assistance reaches the families who truly depend on it. Twenty-nine states complied. Their cooperation uncovered payments going to more than 186,000 deceased individuals and over 500,000 duplicate cases, dollars that could instead support living, legitimate families in need. As of today, Delaware has ref

CRI is launching a year-long civic-education initiative for 2026: Caesar Rodney 250. This is a statewide effort to honor Caesar Rodney’s historic ride, deepen civic understanding in our schools, and reintroduce Delawareans to their own heritage. The work has already begun through: A virtual civic conversation on Rodney’s legacy and the removal of his Wilmington statue In-person community events, including The Midnight Ride That Made a Nation Civic-education engagem

Sussex County residents should call and write their County Council Representatives and advise them that the constituents want the Sussex County Council to challenge SB159/199 and to bring on at no cost, Attorney Jane Brady to help fight the battle. The necessary appeal must be filed by Sussex County before SB199 takes effect this coming January 31st. Now is the time to contact the Council as preliminary filings need to be filed in Chancery court in December. Click Read More f

The November 24th, 2025 Indian River School District (IRSD) School Board meeting covered a lot of ground, everything from construction budgets to reading scores to vaping. For those who couldn’t attend, here’s a clear, conversational walkthrough of what happened, what questions were raised, and what the public should be watching. For more info click Read More.

House Republicans — joined by nearly all major business groups in Delaware, argue that the projected “shortfall” is exaggerated, the process rushed, and the risk of long-term damage to Delaware’s business climate severe. And really, who knows better how to run an economy: the people who actually build and manage successful businesses, or taxpayer-funded government bureaucrats? Click Read More for Sample Email to send to all Senators.

In a true display of neighborly spirit and community service, members of the 38th District and Southern Delaware Republican Club came together this November to collect and donate over 250 pounds of nonperishable food items to local pantries serving families in need across our district.

LTE to Senator Lisa Blunt Rochester, click link to send YOUR letter to open our Federal Gov't now! Click Read More for details. It’s unacceptable that families relying on federal services and employees working without pay are being sacrificed for partisan gain. Even the largest federal employee union has called on Congress to pass a full-funding bill immediately. Regarding SNAP benefits, Secretary of Agriculture Brooke Rollins confirmed during his October press briefi

the official Democrat Party leadership in Sussex County, Delaware, the Sussex County Democrat Committee, have made the deliberate choice to stand by and support their county party Chair to continue to lead them, as it comes to light that this sick individual is a convicted child molester.

In recent decades, our school system has taken on responsibilities far beyond its original mission of teaching. Schools now provide medical and mental health services, promote social programs through diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) initiatives, and use “restorative justice” approaches to manage behavior. These added roles have expanded school bureaucracy, increased the number of administrators and left teachers with less time to focus on teaching. The good news is, the

As a concerned citizen who has attended the last five IRSD Board meetings, I feel it is important for the residents of the Indian River School District to hear what is going on relative to how the school board views money management. I’ve heard the term “referendum” used frequently, often and casually. Discussions by the school board and IRSD administrative officials often pivot to questions like, “How can we pass a referendum?” or “How do we convince ... read more here:

Is nuclear energy right for Delaware? Read more here. And join us tonight Monday, October 6th, for our Mighty 38th Southern Delaware Republican Club meeting 6:30pm at the South Coastal Library. Our Guest Speaker will be Dr. David Legates, who will be speaking on the topic of Permanent Absentee voters.

New analysis of state population data and voter registration records shows that Delaware’s voter rolls may contain more registered voters than the number of residents legally eligible to cast a ballot.