Good morning, Dover.

Avelo Airlines is updating its fleet by retiring six Boeing 737-700s, adding larger 737-800s and ordering 100 Embraer 195-E2s to reduce costs while keeping Wilmington Airport a key hub with three planes.

A base is planned in Dallas/McKinney later this year.

Delaware Agriculture Week returns to Harrington at the Delaware State Fairgrounds from Jan.

12–15. The event will offer educational sessions and networking opportunities for local farmers and industry leaders to learn more about the state's top industry.

Families can apply for school choice by submitting separate applications before Wednesday, Jan.

14 at 11:59 p.m. (Some districts require extra documentation, so check local guidelines).

The State of Delaware released its 2025 Climate Action Plan to curb pollution and protect communities from heavy rains and flooding.

The plan, based on input from over 2,300 residents (collected during 18 months of outreach), outlines near-term actions and long-term strategies and will update through 2030.

The Delaware River and Bay Authority will hold a virtual public hearing on Monday, Jan.

12 at 6:30 p.m. on Microsoft Teams to discuss potential fare changes for the Cape May-Lewes Ferry (including rising vehicle rates and extended free fares for children).

The Blood Bank of Delmarva held a press conference Wednesday in Dover to urge locals to donate blood as winter illnesses and busy schedules drop donations.

Officials say a three to four day supply remains and warn that a small decline could strain life-saving services.

Caesar Rodney edged Smyrna in Henlopen North wrestling on Wednesday when Jeremiah Heath recorded a tech fall at 215 pounds to secure a 34-32 win for his school.