Here's your local news at a glance for Friday, the 18th of September.
Good morning, Dover.
📰 Economy
Gas prices are rising today as AAA reports the national average for regular gasoline is $4.43 while Delaware averages $4.36 and diesel prices reach record highs at $6.35.
AAA said crude oil remains near $100 per barrel (AAA data) which adds pressure on drivers across the region.
🎓 Education
On Tuesday, Sept. 15, Delaware State University welcomed the Class of 2030 at Memorial Hall Gymnasium with remarks from President Tony Allen and keynote speaker Dr. Asya Johnson, who urged new students to embrace bold goals (Why not me?) as they begin their college journey.
Delaware State University’s Early College has been renamed Williams School to honor its 10th president Dr. Harry L.
Williams (2010 to 2017) and recognize his legacy; the announcement was made in Dover.
📰 Finance
Maryland and 40 states, including Delaware, reached a $694 million settlement with Credit Acceptance providing $60 million in cash restitution, $388 million in debt relief for repossessed vehicles, and $246 million for those keeping them.
The deal, which also requires lending changes, takes effect Nov. 2.
🏈 Sports
Quarterback trainer Nolan Henderson — a former top passer who developed his signature style without strict coaching — explained flexible training methods on DE Gameday while highlighting his Henderson QB Training program that has served over 200 players.
Delaware State's Hornets will face South Florida on Saturday, Sept.
19, at 7 p.m. at Raymond James Stadium in Tampa. Coach DeSean Jackson said his team must improve after a recent win, and fans can follow the game on Heritage Sports Radio Network (or WRBQ).
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