County council approves plan to build hotel in Delaware

By The Associated Press
January 28, 2021 | 8:26 AM

NEW CASTLE, Del. — A county council in Delaware has approved a plan to build a 125-room hotel on vacant land.

The brand of the four-story hotel was not revealed when the New Castle County Council approved the plan Tuesday night.

The Delaware News Journal reports the developer will be Pennsylvania-based Titan Hospitality Group.

The company’s president says they estimate the hotel in New Castle will open in 2025.

Similar to the rest of Delaware, New Castle County has experienced a dip in hotel occupancy rates.

Advocacy groups challenge rising bills while Pepco cites winter usage spikes

By Mike Murillo
February 26, 2026 | 9:22 PM

D.C. residents will have the opportunity to voice their frustration over rising energy costs during a D.C. Council oversight hearing on the Public Service Commission on Friday morning. Advocates say many people are receiving bills they cannot afford, while Pepco says this winter’s extreme cold and higher supply prices are driving the increases.

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