Delaware has been ranked one of the top states in the country for Black-owned businesses, underscoring the state’s growing entrepreneurial community and efforts to expand opportunity. The distinction comes as the Delaware Black Chamber of Commerce launched a new business incubator in Wilmington, aimed at helping entrepreneurs overcome barriers and build sustainable success. 📹️Video by Anitra Johnson/Delaware Online: Rep. Sarah McBride and Mayor John Carney join community leaders at a ribbon-cut

Some bittersweet news to share: Our beloved longtime morning anchor Leslie Sykes has decided to retire after more than three incredible decades at ABC7. "You've graciously welcomed me into your homes, and I want you to know that I so appreciate it and I'll never take it for granted," Sykes said. Read more at https://abc7.la/4fUOtOd | ABC7

BREAKING: Sam Tomkins has announced his retirement from Rugby League with immediate effect 🚨 | Sky Sports

Delaware Governor Matt Meyer is asking First State residents for their input on how best to reshape the healthcare landscape in rural Delaware through a major federal funding program. Tune in tonight at 7pm for the full story! | WBOC TV 16 Delmarva's News Leader