Suspect in fatal shooting of Delaware trooper barricaded in home Officials identified the slain trooper as Cpl. Stephen J. Ballard, 32 — an 8.5 year veteran of the Delaware State Police.

Corrections Officer Dies in Delaware Prison Standoff A tense hostage situation at a Delaware state prison turned deadly Thursday morning with a Department of Corrections officer dead and the prison building secure.

Delaware's death penalty law struck down Delaware's highest court ruled it violates the Constitution's guarantee of a fair trial.

21 states suing Delaware over $150 million in abandoned money orders The huge amount stems from Delaware's status as the legal home to more than 1 million businesses.

Texas & 20 Others States Sue Delaware Over Check Policy Claim Delaware illegally withheld millions.

How Delaware became an American haven for “grand corruption” An international watchdog just called out the First State for its dangerous role in the corporate ecosystem

Dole and Other Companies Sour on Delaware as Corporate Haven Delaware, the most popular state for corporate registrations, now has challengers who say it doesn’t offer enough protections against shareholder lawsuits.

Dole and Other Companies Sour on Delaware as Corporate Haven Delaware, the most popular state for corporate registrations, now has challengers who say it doesn’t offer enough protections against shareholder lawsuits.

Delaware Decriminalizes Marijuana Delaware on Thursday became the 20th state to decriminalize the possession of small amounts of marijuana. Gov. Jack Markell (D) signed House Bill 39 into law Thursday night, not long after the stat