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Legislative Hall may get a Holocaust memorial, according to discussions in the week’s Joint Legislative Council.  The council, made up
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Trail cameras for recreational use are no longer allowed in state wildlife areas, state parks or state forests, largely because
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The Central Delaware Chamber of Commerce is asking the Delaware Department of Labor to address concerns that small businesses have
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As DNREC mulls proposed electric vehicle regulations, Jeep dealers in Delaware may see the flow of new cars altered immediately.
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The Port Penn Interpretive Center will not open this summer because of safety concerns after structural damage was discovered. DNREC’s
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With some state expenses, such as Medicaid, higher than expected for 2024, legislators who want to create a state office
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In front of the Delaware Humane Animal Partners building in Wilmington and a crowd of 45 people, Governor John Carney
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New Castle County’s 2024 budget includes the first property tax reduction in 50 years. The tax reduction comes in the
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As DNREC is closing the public comment period for its new electric vehicle regulations, car dealerships across the state aren’t
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Marijuana advocacy groups who worked to help legalize marijuana in Delaware say there is still work to do. That includes
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Advocates involved in the rulemaking process for the Childhood Lead Poisoning Prevention Act criticized the Department of Health and Social
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The long-desired commuter rail service between Newark and Perryville, Maryland, is inching forward. A new agreement between the Delaware Transit
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During the mark-up of the state’s operating budget Tuesday, the Joint Finance Committee approved $4.1 million to pay for regulation
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The Delaware Department of Safety and Homeland Security announced that it will be hosting several opportunities for Delawareans to register
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People who have retired from the state of Delaware and are now on Medicare will pay 5% more for the
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Tom Carper, a U.S. senator representing Delaware since 2001, announced Monday that he’s retiring when his term ends next year.
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The Jersey barriers that created a bypass lane during construction on the Delaware Memorial Bridge are being removed, with the
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With the legalization of recreational marijuana, workplaces in Delaware will now have to contend with the increased usage that will
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A retiree’s voice broke as she recounted to the SEBC Retiree Benefits Subcommittee on Friday what it would mean for
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Republicans led a charge Thursday to derail a bill that requires new homes and multi-family dwellings to be wired for
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It’s called the gay panic defense: Someone reacts with force or violence when he or she realizes that another person
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A Senate committee has pushed along a bill that would expand the powers of the State Energy Office, but delayed
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More than 35 people, including National Rifle Association members, shooting survivors, libertarians and gun violence activists spoke passionately about a
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A bill that raises how much income tax must be paid by those who make more than $100,000  drew frustration
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Furry friends took over the conversation in the Senate Health and Social Services Meeting Wednesday. Senate Bill 117, sponsored by
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A data privacy bill that will give consumers more rights went unanimously through the House Technology & Telecommunications Committee Tuesday,
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Moral, ethical and religious opinions were at the heart of a lengthy debate on assisted suicide that had nearly 40
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The city of Wilmington have added a trauma and wellness dog to its Police Department. The 18-month-old English labrador retriever
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With the Delaware House and Senate declaring May Small Business Month, the state agency focused on highlighting ways it can
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The State Employee Benefits Committee Monday was told that employees are pleased with benefits but want higher pay. That was
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Delaware heads toward the final moves in creating its 2024 budget, which starts July 1, with a projected $963.5 surplus.
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Twenty-nine Delaware organizations, mostly community centers involved in work with families, children and healthcare, will get a share of $65.9
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With several climate bills moving through the Delaware General Assembly, a new bill proposes to increase the scope and power
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Property value must be reassessed every five years, according to a bill passed by the Delaware House Thursday and sent
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Child booster seats and beer garden workers  had two things in common Thursday: Bills involving each were on the Delaware
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The Senate Environment, Energy and Transportation Committee on Wednesday approved a bill that would require new homes to be built
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The Senate Labor Committee on Wednesday approved a bill that would give union members a tax credit for their union
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A bill looking to address lead across Delaware passed to the Senate floor with four in favor and one on
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Sen. Eric Buckson, R-Dover, had issues Wednesday with a maternal health bill changing the words “woman” and “women” to “person”
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Three House bills and one Senate bill are set to be heard Wednesday by the House Natural Resources and Energy
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The 10-year-old state Office of Animal Welfare could walk away from this year’s General Assembly with added duties and new
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A subcommittee exploring state retiree health plans on Monday voted to recommend that the General Assembly codify putting 1% of
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An eye-raising game that seems to be sweeping the country has shown up in Delaware. New Castley Couny Police warned
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New Castle County Police are hosting an event Monday, May 15 to give away steering wheel locks to owners of some
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The Senate voted along party lines 15 to 5 to pass a bill that would amend the Delaware constitution to
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The settlement of a class action lawsuit against Intuit, the owner of TurboTax, will give 14,187 Delawareans a total of
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A package of road safety bills are, well, moving on down the road. Four of the six proposed by Gov.
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A bill that would lower the voting age to vote in school board elections from 18 to 16 drew heavy
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Newark has received $490,000 from Energize Delaware and $42,000 from the Delaware Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Control Electric
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Students in Leanna Vitti’s fourth grade class at Wilbur Elementary School spoke before the House Health & Human Development committee
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The legalization of marijuana in Delaware will mean the state’s police agencies stop ticketing people for having it, but they’ll
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A grandstanding Sen. Dave Lawson, R-Marydel, ripped up pieces of paper as he ripped into a bill that will require
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The Delaware Department of Labor this week opened the 30-day public comment period on proposed regulations for the state’s new
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As part of a suite of other climate bills, the House Natural Resources & Energy Committee approved a bill that
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A bill that establishes suicide as a line-of-duty death, allowing families of the deceased to receive receive benefits, passed the
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Delaware Courts are trying to ease the stress of 750 First Staters with outstanding warrants with its second ever safe
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The way Delaware handles its budgets, a growing population and efforts to diversify the state economy all help the state
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The Delaware Republican Party’s convention started off with a speech decrying various ills that Democrats caused, from the electric vehicle
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Delaware State Police on Friday memorialized the work of the department over the past 100 years and how their work
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A Pennsylvania man has been charged with dumping screws and nails in the Hockessin area, specifically Old Wilmington Road, Bellfield
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The Senate Executive Committee on Wednesday privately advanced a bill, with four members in favor, that allows for no-excuse absentee
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The Delaware Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Control on Wednesday heard from over 50 passionate people on a proposed
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Sussex County Habitat for Humanity has received a $1,248,610 grant from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development to provide low-income
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This post has been updated. A massive project starts in May to reconfigure the interchange between Interstate 95 and Route
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On Wednesday, the House Health & Human Development Committee approved a bill that would ban polystyrene containers in most businesses
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Dotted around the committee hearing room were around a dozen people wearing red “Moms Demand Action” shirts, who gave tearful
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Two bills that aim to prevent animal abuse unanimously passed through the Senate floor Tuesday. Senate Bill 71, sponsored by
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  When the Delaware House began meeting in January, it adopted temporary rules for operations. House Resolution 3 governs how
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The idea of creating an inspector general for Delaware united multiple advocacy groups that sponsored a Zoom forum on the
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Delaware State University has received $1.6 million in federal funding, the state’s Congressional delegation announced on Monday. The funding for
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Medicfill for Delaware’s retirees will remain in place until June 30, 2024, with rates to be determined in May, a
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Delaware is developing plans to increase the number of stations to charge electric vehicles, installed by private entities and partly
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Gov. John Carney said Friday that even though he disagrees with legalizing marijuana and creating a regulated and taxed industry,
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The Delaware Commission of Veteran Affairs plans to change the state’s definition of veteran to include officers working at two
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While retail theft continues to increase in Delaware, according to state police records, it doesn’t seem to be happening at
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A Wilmington City Council ordinance that would prevent nepotism failed to pass Thursday night after initially garnering strong support in
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Wilmington City Councilwoman Zanthia Oliver was given a public reprimand by the city’s ethics commission after voting during a meeting
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The state plans a marketing campaign to encourage more residents to use Social Service Kiosks that now exist in some
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A legislative council voted Wednesday to create a bill that would allow all references to gender to be removed from
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Gov. John Carney dodged a question about whether he’ll sign the two marijuana bills now sitting on his desk. “I’m
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Plans are under way to make roadways around the Augustine Cut-Off bridge over the Brandywine safer and better for drivers,
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The Delaware State Sportsmen’s Association took to social media Monday to condemn a bill that would create a  permitting process
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Two state health subcommittees focused Monday on the rising cost and utilization of health care. Those costs are the basis
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The state representative who has been pushing the legalization of marijuana for years sent out a press release Friday that
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A Delaware Superior Court judge and a Wilmington lawyer who specializes in working with municipalities and governments have been nominated
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The National Washington-Rochambeau Revolutionary Route Association will gather in Delaware Saturday for the first time, holding its annual meeting at
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Donated benches at the Veterans cemeteries in New Castle and Sussex Counties can’t be moved without permission from the General
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Maybe the third time will be the charm for a proposed bill that would allow tenants to refuse to pay
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A new Wilmington Center will house a program that helps teens and young adults develop workforce skills. The Warehouse’s RISE
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Delaware auditor Kathy McGuiness has filed an appeal in Delaware Supreme Court, claiming she did not get a fair trial
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John Schroeder has worked as the commissioner for one of Delaware’s Korean War Veteran Association chapters for over 20 years.
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Delaware will get about $200,000 from a $10.2 million national settlement with the stock buying app Robinhood. The settlement is
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The Delaware State Trooper Association has put out ads urging Governor John Carney to veto two bills related to marijuana
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Delaware will adjust its proposed electric vehicle regulations if sales are less than expected, costs of repairing EVs are comparable
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The Senate on Thursday passed the bill banning the use of single-use foam take containers and plastic items in restaurants,
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A bill that passed the Senate Thursday would allow the state’s sterile needle exchange to give away clean needles, without
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Delaware Republicans are circulating two bills that seek to limit the Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Control’s ability to
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  Playing follow the leader, Gov. John Carney announced Tuesday he will end the State of Delaware’s COVID-19 Public Health
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Leaders of private christian schools clashed with legislators Wednesday in the Senate Education Committee over a bill that would require
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The president of a state contractors group says a proposed bill that would allow union members to claim a tax
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A bill that would require Medicaid and other health insurance plans to cover abortion services passed the House Health &
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A bill that would add legislators to the state commission that oversees public health emergencies left one senator confused in
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The Senate on Tuesday unanimously approved a bill that would lower licensing fees for casinos that make capital investments. Senate
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The first bill in Gov. John Carney’s Roadway Safety Initiative has made its way through the House Public Safety &
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The SEBC subcommittee continued Monday to dive into the minutiae of Medicare plans for state retirees. The subcommittee gave a
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A bill filed Friday in the Delaware House would require Medicaid and other health insurers to cover abortion services without
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The St. Georges Bridge, which carries U.S. 13 over the Chesapeake & Delaware Canal, will close starting Tuesday, April 4,
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Sen. Bryant Richardson has asked Gov. John Carney to veto bills dealing with the legalization of marijuana. “The dangers associated
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A state committee will vote April 24 on whether to once again extend retirees current health insurance for another six
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The resumption of passenger service at Wilmington Airport, with Avelo Airlines flying to and from five Florida destinations, means that
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  A bill that would allow substance abuse recovery houses the option of being certified by the state drew a
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A Delaware sportsmen’s group says a federal judge’s opinion refusing to OK an injunction to shut down implementation of two
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A bill heard Wednesday in the Senate Health & Social Services committee would alter the state’s needle exchange program to
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A bill that defines 911 dispatchers as first responders drew no opposition Wednesday in the Senate Corrections and Public Safety
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A House finance committee released a bill that ultimately will allow low-wage earners to keep more of their money, a
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Bills that would legalize marijuana and set up a state-monitored legal sale industry passed the Delaware Senate and are headed
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A bill that would crack down on the spike in catalytic converter thefts breezed through the House Public Safety &
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Delaware courts will host a special day in May to let those with warrants or other charges have their cases
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The Wilmington Fire Department welcomed 20 new firefighters during the 42nd Wilmington Fire Academy graduation ceremony, held Saturday at Salesianum
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    Wilmington is one of America’s riskiest cities for home fires, a new analysis of federal data has concluded.
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A bill that would allow more lower wage earners to keep more of their pay is set to be heard
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The Delaware Lottery plans to allow patrons of top lottery ticket sellers to use their debit cards to buy tickets
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NOTE: This has been edited to correct information in speakers’ presentations. Most of the 60 people who showed up at
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The two women representing Compact Membrane Systems became accustomed to being treated differently than their male counterparts. CEO Erica Nemser
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Delaware officials are mounting a campaign to tell lower-income families about a federal program that can cut their costs for
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Details of the planned development of Riverfront East in Wilmington were spelled out Wednesday to a state committee that oversees
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Delaware may have passed the peak of a rise in post-covid revenues, the Delaware Economic and Financial Advisory Council heard
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The State Employee Benefits Committee agreed to increase rates for workers on state health insurance by 9.4%. Chris Giovannello, who
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The Delaware GOP has scheduled five town hall meetings during the next two weeks that will focus on Gov. John
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A frustrated Delaware medical marijuana provider accused a testing company of charging “grossly higher” fees than those in other states.
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The state has a variety of ways to lower what it’s paying for retiree healthcare, a new benefits subcommittee was
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A resolution to declare March 23 National Atheist Day failed in the Delaware House, 11 to 26, with two absent
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It was a day of unanimous votes for the Delaware Senate Thursday, with 14 of the 15 items  passed without
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A bill that could create a state Office of New Americans to help immigrants better integrate into life in Delaware
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The Senate Housing & Land Use committee on Wednesday heard from dozens of people supporting a bill to provide tenants
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A bill that would create a new committee to oversee nonprofit grant requests for state appropriations was unanimously voted out
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The Delaware House unanimously passed a bill on Tuesday that would require Delaware insurance plans to cover epinephrine auto-injectors for
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A joint resolution to declare gun violence a public health emergency passed along party lines in the Delaware House and
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Case workers for the Division of Family Services could soon be getting a reduced workload. The Delaware Senate voted Tuesday
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A Dover state senator says too many bills are being  pushed through the General Assembly too quickly and it’s not
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  A recently circulated General Assembly resolution would designate March 23 as National Atheist Day in Delaware. Sponsored by Rep.
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A new bill filed in the General Assembly aims to put a dent in the sale of stolen catalytic converters
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The Delaware House of Representatives on Thursday passed a bill that creates a tax system for legal marijuana in the
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House Majority Whip Rep. Melissa Minor-Brown is back with another bill on requiring Medicaid to pay for doulas. Doulas provide
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A new bill would remove the privileged secrecy that priests have in sacramental confession in cases related to child abuse
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A bill that would force the state to pay Kent and Sussex County child care programs the same fees that
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A bill that would create a special license plate for the Delaware State Police to celebrate the division’s 100th anniversary
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The Delaware House of Representatives on Tuesday once again sent a bill to legalize the use of marijuana in the
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Delaware will cover new weight loss medications for state employees. The Delaware State Employee Benefit Committee unanimously approved a plan
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A former Wilmington police officer has been convicted of misconduct and making false statements to law enforcement. James MacColl, who
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  Delaware police and schools apparently are among the targets of nationwide calls of false active shooters at the schools.
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Multiple lanes  on Interstate 95 will close on weeknights from Thursday, March 2, through Wednesday, March 8, between Route 1
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A new transportation plan for Newport might revive a way of traveling from a century ago and also anticipates how
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Bureaucracy moves slowly, sometimes taking years to act. Online complaints, on the other hand, take just minutes or days to
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Last Oct. 25, the Lancaster Avenue post office had 68,493 delayed letters, magazines and packages, a new federal inspector general’s
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The wife of a Bear man who built a secret underground bunker to grow marijuana may not be able to
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  NOTE: This story corrects a statement to say that it costs $100,000 per mile to lay broadband cable and
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Delaware will begin offering the bar exam for lawyers twice a year and will drop the passing score by two
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  NOTE: This story has been updated to say Sussex County government has no knowledge about any efforts to assure
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The state of Delaware’s health insurance program could soon be split almost evenly between workers and retirees because of the
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Several members of the Joint Finance Committee asked the Department of Education officials on Wednesday when and if they would
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Ten small businesses in Delaware have been awarded grants in the sixth round of the Encouraging Development, Growth and Expansion
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A comfort dog has joined the staff of the Delaware courts system. “The courthouse does not have to be a
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The president of a Milltown financial advice company will pay $60,000 in fines and serve a 2½-year suspension from registration
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The Delaware State Chamber of Commerce has raised significant concerns about an early draft of regulations to implement a new
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The $300 state tax relief rebate that nearly 800,000 Delaware residents received in 2022 will not be taxed by the
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Plans underway to improve transportation safety in Arden, Ardencroft and Ardentown would, among other things, aim to slow down traffic
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New Castle County has started to accept credit cards and digital wallets for sewer bills – without any extra fees
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A new effort to help Delawareans pay various court-imposed fines and fees as they navigate their way to better lives just
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S Staff retention in Delaware’s prison system was an important issue at Wednesday’s Joint Finance Committee budget hearing. Monroe Hudson,
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High-visibility DUI patrols are being increased throughout Delaware, starting with the long Super Bowl weekend and running through the St.
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Proposals for a notoriously congested bridge (the Tyler McConnell, in North Wilmington), Delaware’s busiest intersection (Hares Corner, aka U.S. Route
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Wilmington has received a $200,000 grant from the new federal Safe Streets and Roads for All program. It’s the only
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A former Delaware Correctional Officer has been indicted for recklessly confining and causing the death of a 4-year-old law enforcement
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Despite four attempts by Republicans to amend it, the mini-Bond bill was voted out of the House Thursday and will
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A Delaware construction executive says that Senate Bill 35, scheduled to be heard today in the House  will effectively block
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A bill that would increase unemployment payments by $50 a week is headed to Gov. John Carney’s desk after essentially
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Cutting straight to the “what does it mean to me” point: Gov. John Carney’s $5.5 billion budget proposal for 2024
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The St. Georges Bridge, which carries U.S. 13 over the Chesapeake & Delaware Canal, will close for approximately 18 months
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Two lanes of the Delaware Memorial Bridge into New Jersey will be closed from early February through near the end
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A typically commonplace measure that would have added 17 projects to this year’s Bond and Capital Improvements funding got mired
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  Delaware’s largest city has a master plan to improve transportation and the quality of life, and it’s called the
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Heeeeeeeeeee’ssss back. Rep. Ed Osienski, D-Newark, filed new versions Friday of his bills to legalize the sale of marijuana and
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 An ankle monitor led to the arrest of the sixth man who has been charged with animal cruelty and more
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Gov. John Carney’s annual State of the State address Thursday revolved around the need to bring good jobs to the
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A 24-year-0ld Wilmington man has been arrested and charged with the 2015 murder of a Wilmington teenager that touched off
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A park over Interstate 95 in downtown Wilmington would cost $360 million to $398 million to design and construct, according
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Despite vehement opposition from a state retirees’ group, a bill that would add retirees to committees that help determine health
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A bill authorizing a one-time $20 million fund for Delaware police agencies to use for recruiting passed unanimously Wednesday through
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New Castle County has decided to update the Newark Free Library on the same site. The new, two-story building will
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A proposed bill that would allow tenants to stop paying rent when life- or safety-threatening issues had not been repaired
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A bill that would crack down on excessive motor vehicle noise passed the House Tuesday. Just one legislator, Rep. Rich
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  A bill to permanently raise unemployment payments by $50 a week, but use state money for one year only
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A lifelong Newark resident who has served on the Newark Police Department for 28 years will be its next leader.
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A bill filed Friday would raise weekly Delaware unemployment payments from $400 to $450 and, for one year only, save
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If a bill approved Thursday by the Delaware House of Representatives succeeds, residents won’t have to pay state or federal
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A bill that would remove the three-year residency requirement to qualify for the Disabled Veteran Tax credit drew concerns in
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  The Delaware House of Representatives majority leader started the second day of the 152nd General Assembly Wednesday by apologizing
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Five men have been arrested in Seaford and charged with three felonies each for dog fighting. In the process, 12
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Delaware’s 152nd General Assembly officially began Tuesday, as Delaware’s 62 representatives and senators were sworn into office in what is
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A right-to-repair bill filed in the Delaware General Assembly would require companies such as Apple and John Deere to provide
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  As the Delaware General Assembly prepares to reconvene Tuesday for the start of its 152nd session, livestreaming of meetings
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  The Polly Drummond yard waste site was closed today after a second ground fire of unknown origin within a
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Wilmington has a new police chief: Wilfredo Campos, a person of color and a captain who has been with the
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The number of murders in Wilmington was at its lowest for 15 years in 2022, and the number of shootings
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  NOTE: An earlier version of this story incorrectly attributed Brian Franklin’s quote to another person. Bellefonte, a town of
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The Delaware House of Representatives has announced committee assignments for the 152nd General Assembly, with the Democrats crowing that its
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This story was originally published in October 2022 A suburban New Castle County race for state House is turning into
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This story was originally published in August 2022. A committee assembled to draft plans for a potential expansion of Delaware’s
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This story was originally published in October 2022. In a unanimous decision, the Supreme Court of Delaware has ruled the
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This story was originally published in November 2022. Republicans did not fare well in Delaware’s Nov. 8 election. Democrats widened
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This story was originally published in July 2022. An outgoing Democratic member of the Delaware House of Representatives says House
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This story was originally published in April 2022. Evidence continues to pile up that Delaware is struggling to provide affordable
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State prosecutors are seeking help in the case of a Sussex County pastor charged with soliciting child porn. Leonard Eley,
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Delaware’s longest-serving Superior Court judge will retire after 30 years on the bench, court administrators announced Wednesday. Judge William Carpenter
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Leaders in the Delaware Senate have revealed the body’s committee assignments for the 152nd General Assembly which begins in January.
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During a public meeting on the state’s plan to totally ban the sale of most new gas-powered vehicles by 2035,
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Wilmington Mayor Mike Purzycki hasn’t yet said how the city plans to replace police Chief Robert Tracy, who on Tuesday
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In a 69-page decision that cited versions of Delaware constitutions dating back to 1776, the state’s Supreme Court this week
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Not everyone is thrilled about Gov. John Carney’s decision to extend Delaware’s COVID-19 public health emergency for another 30 days.
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Delaware’s environmental protection agency will hold two virtual workshops this week on Gov. John Carney’s proposal to ban most gasoline-powered
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After dispersing $122 million in rental and utility assistance, the Delaware State Housing Authority will stop accepting applications in the
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New Castle County on Monday was given a draft plan by consultants to expand — and increase — the impact
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The Delaware Department of Transportation has accepted a $2.3 million bid to improve the bus system on four streets in
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Delaware stands to receive some $43.6 million from settlements with CVS and Walgreens over their roles in America’s opioid epidemic.
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It’s not uncommon for state Rep. Ruth Briggs King to be the only woman in a room full of men. 
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The chair of the Delaware Republican Party has called on the state’s Democratic Party to reject a donation from disgraced
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The city of Wilmington is in need of a new top cop. Police Chief Robert Tracy has been selected as
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A political advocacy group and Rev. Al Sharpton on Monday once again urged Gov. John Carney to fill two upcoming
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A Republican lawmaker hopes 2023 will be the year Delaware legalizes the direct shipment of wine. Rep. Mike Smith, R-Pike
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Delawareans venting about not getting any mail on some days are finding plenty of sympathy and shared frustration on social
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When Democrat Lydia York takes the oath of office on Jan. 3, she’ll be Delaware’s third auditor of accounts since
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When state Rep. Melissa Minor-Brown won election to the General Assembly in 2018, she knew right away that she wanted
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Even though Delaware’s state senators and representatives won’t be formally sworn in until Jan. 10, their work begins the day
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Delaware’s second longest-serving Supreme Court justice will retire in May 2023. Justice James T. Vaughn, Jr., 73, announced his decision
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Latisha Bracy, a former aide to multiple United States senators, has been selected to fill a vacant at-large seat on
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Republicans did not fare well in Delaware’s Nov. 8 election. Democrats widened their majority in the state Senate, maintained the
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Republicans did not fare well in Delaware’s Nov. 8 election. Democrats widened their majority in the state Senate, maintained the
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  A Delaware man who made $1 million from smuggling cocaine and built a secret bunker under his house in
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The chair of the Delaware Republican Party is calling for two election officials to resign after an election she calls
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Delaware House Republicans will be led by a new pair of officers when the General Assembly reconvenes in January, and
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The Delaware Department of Elections has taken steps to ensure polling places never run out of ballots again, officials said
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A final draft is out for a plan to cap Interstate 95 in downtown Wilmington and create a 12-acre park
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Delaware’s top Second Amendment advocacy group on Tuesday asked a federal court to halt enforcement of several gun bans passed
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 She may sell seashells by the seashore, but sundry surf fishers couldn’t give a sturgeon or swordfish about that. Those
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Under a proposed regulation being considered by Delaware’s environmental control agency, all new passenger cars, trucks and SUVs sold in
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  If you recycle, you’re like to constantly confront questions: Do I need to take the plastic ring off that
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Wilmington City Councilwoman Linda Gray died suddenly Monday night after a brief fight with pneumonia. She was 73. Prior to
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  The $200 million Restore the Corridor project to update five miles of Interstate 95 in Wilmington and south of the city
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Delaware House and Senate Democrats are sticking with the status quo in the next General Assembly. Rep. Pete Schwartzkopf, D-Rehoboth
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A recount in a northern Delaware state representative race confirmed the earlier reported results. Rep. Mike Ramone, R-Pike Creek, defeated
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The Delaware Division of Motor Vehicles has unveiled a new driver license indicator that allows veterans to verify their military
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Democratic candidates for U.S. House, attorney general, state treasurer and state auditor swept Delaware’s general election — and they did
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With hours to go before polls close, nearly 200,000 Delawareans have already cast their ballots in the 2022 general election.
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Jump to: Statewide candidates State Senate candidates State House candidates County candidates New Castle County Kent County Sussex County Republicans
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The general election is finally here. If you haven’t already voted absentee or at an early voting location, your only
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Delaware’s top Second Amendment advocacy group has filed a lawsuit challenging new legislation that forbids 18, 19 and 20-year-olds from
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A Republican Delaware state Senate candidate has filed reports with the New Castle County Police Department and Federal Bureau of
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The incumbent is a former physician assistant whose office has increased state investment revenues and pushed retirement plans for those
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Delawareans appear to like early voting. One poll worker at the Wilmington Riverfront polling place said there had been lines
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  One exit, two entrances and three one-way streets are planned for Rockford Park in Wilmington. And the 133-year-old park
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Delaware Gov. John Carney on Thursday vetoed a bill that would have allowed medical marijuana patients to possess firearms without
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A suburban New Castle County race for state House is turning into one of most hotly-contested battles of this year’s
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Wilmington police officers will take weekly walks through the city to engage with residents and distribute information about social services,
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Longtime Wilmington City Councilwoman Loretta Walsh has died. She was 73. First elected in 1985, Walsh served on City Council
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Jump to: Statewide candidates State Senate candidates State House candidates County candidates The general election will be held Tuesday, Nov.
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Acting under emergency powers, the State Employment Benefit Committee voted Monday to continue state retiree health plans as they are
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Delaware voters had their first and possibly only chance Thursday to watch the state’s candidates for its lone-U.S. House seat
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Gov. John Carney will appoint former state Auditor Dennis Greenhouse to serve the remainder of Kathy McGuiness’s term. McGuiness resigned
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The state’s plan to transition state government retirees’ health insurance from original Medicare to a privately-managed Medicare Advantage plan has
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Delaware State Auditor Kathy McGuiness has resigned. Gov. John Carney will name a replacement to serve the remainder of her
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Delaware state Auditor Kathy McGuiness will not see the inside of a jail cell after being sentenced on two misdemeanor
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If prosecutors have their way, state Auditor Kathy McGuiness will see prison time for her misdemeanor corruption convictions. McGuiness is
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There are three ways to vote in Delaware’s Nov. 8 general election: absentee, early, or in person on election day.
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Delaware State Auditor Kathy McGuiness will be sentenced Wednesday on two misdemeanor charges. In July, McGuiness was found guilty of
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Delaware economic experts on Monday predicted a budget surplus of $667.1 million for fiscal year 2024, but warned the state
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The state has distributed some 780,000 Relief Rebate checks, according to Delaware Secretary of Finance Rick Geisenberger. Approximately $15 million
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Voters in Milton, Lewes, Rehoboth and Dewey will have three choices on the ballot when they vote for their next
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Former White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer will be the featured guest at the Delaware Republican Party’s upcoming Constitution Day
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Just over a month after the Delaware State Housing Authority temporarily stopped accepting new applications for rental assistance, the program
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I-95 southbound through Wilmington will be closed from Friday, Oct. 14 at 9 a.m. until Tuesday, Oct. 18 at 5
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In response to protests by state government retirees who say they were left in the dark over a significant change
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In a unanimous decision, the Supreme Court of Delaware has ruled the state’s mail-in voting and same-day voter registration statutes
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The fate of Delaware’s mail-in voting and same-day registration statutes — and Delawareans’ ability to do both in the Nov.
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The Delaware Supreme Court on Thursday will consider whether the state’s new mail-in voting law violates the Delaware Constitution. The
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The leader of Delaware’s largest firearm advocacy group says a letter penned by the state’s attorney general Monday is just
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Delaware state government retirees gathered in Wilmington Tuesday with a message for Gov. John Carney and his political appointees: “Keep
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Government transparency advocates say there’s no reason in 2022 that public information should be as difficult to access as it
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Hurricane Ian’s remnants will bring a prolonged period of cool, damp and breezy conditions to Delaware into early next week.
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Longtime Wilmington City Councilwoman Loretta Walsh will resign in October, she announced Wednesday. Walsh, who served as an at-large council
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A group of Delaware state government retirees and pensioners has filed suit against two government officials tasked with implementing a
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Whether you are a big fan of offshore wind power or you want all those turbines gone with the wind,
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Lawmakers, state employees and law enforcement officers gathered at Legislative Hall Tuesday to learn how Delaware can better address the
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The City of Rehoboth Beach will hold a special meeting Tuesday focused on offshore wind projects under development off Delaware’s
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A federal judge on Friday granted a preliminary injunction partially halting Delaware’s enforcement of its new “ghost gun” ban. “Ghost
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In the race for state auditor, Delawareans have two choices: Democrat Lydia York, a career accountant and attorney, and Republican
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A sentencing date has been set in the case of state Auditor Kathy McGuiness.  In July, McGuiness was found guilty
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Just three months after the groundbreaking of Sussex County’s new Family Court building, officials gathered in Dover Thursday to kick
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Delaware’s 9th Representative District is one of New Castle County’s last remaining Republican holdouts, and Democrat Terrell Williams, an attorney,
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  The Wilmington Police Department is re-establishing its Police Cadet apprenticeship program. Open to young adults 18 to 21 years
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The Delaware Department of Elections will be allowed to continue processing mail-in voting applications and preparing ballots while it appeals
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Media swarmed Georgetown’s Delaware Coastal Airport Tuesday following reports that Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis planned to send a plane full
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A report on reducing and preventing gun violence in Wilmington recommends the city fund several existing intervention organizations. create a
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  Republicans were quick to say “we told you so” Thursday as word spread that a Chancery Court judge had
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A Chancery Court judge has ruled Delaware’s new mail-in voting provision unconstitutional. In an 87-page memorandum opinion issued Wednesday afternoon,
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Tuesday’s primary election saw the lowest voter turnout in at least a decade with just 16.2% of the state’s registered
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Longtime conservative state Senator Colin Bonini, R-Dover, has lost re-election to Kent County Levy Court Commissioner Eric Buckson. Because no
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State Auditor Kathleen McGuiness, who in July was convicted of three misdemeanor corruption charges, later reduced to two by the
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Bold = projected winner. Data as of September 14, 2022 at 1:23 a.m. Just 16.2% of Delaware’s registered voters participated
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Many state and local candidates don’t have challengers from their own party, which means that in some precincts in Tuesday’s
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Election officials had said that they didn’t know how early voting and mail-in voting might affect the polls Tuesday during
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Delaware’s primary election day seemed off to a slow start Tuesday, but with only a few problems reported. An early
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Highmark Blue Cross Blue Shield has agreed to delay the prior authorization requirement on state retirees’ new Medicare Advantage health
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Just one statewide incumbent and eight sitting members of the Delaware General Assembly will have a primary opponent when the
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New Castle County’s Public Safety Department will hold a celebration and recruiting event Saturday, Sept. 10 at the Christiana Mall.
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With Delaware’s primary election just days away and early voting underway, time is running out to answer any questions you
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A change to the health insurance held by retirees of Delaware’s state government is causing an uproar. The state’s requirement
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Keller Hopkins, candidate for Sussex County Council, has personally loaned his campaign $163,000, even though the job he’s after pays
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A $438.5 million agreement between e-cigarette maker JUUL Labs and 34 states and territories has been reached over the alleged
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Delaware will spend $22 million to construct a new library in North Wilmington just 0.2 miles from an existing library,
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Even though Delaware’s primary election isn’t until Sept. 13, about 773 Delawareans have already cast their vote at one of
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      Department of Transportation officials said during a community workshop Thursday night that the bulk of the I-95
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  A Wilmington woman was sentenced this week to 31 months in jail for applying for and taking $246,000 in
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Delaware’s mail-in voting law was the subject of a four-hour-long hearing before the state’s Court of Chancery Wednesday. Vice Chancellor
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The judge who oversaw the trial of Delaware State Auditor Kathy McGuiness has thrown out one of the jury’s three
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Two lawsuits challenging Delaware’s mail-in voting system will be the subject of a hearing in the Delaware Court of Chancery
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A Sussex County campaign mailer deemed racist by Republican Party officials was financed with money from four prominent county figures.
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Now that the Route 24 corridor from Millsboro to Angola has its own state House District, four candidates have emerged
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The Delaware Senate’s longest-serving president pro tempore has died. Richard Cordrey was 88. The Millsboro Democrat was elected to the
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Delaware voters have several options to cast their ballots in the upcoming primary and general elections thanks to two new
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Delaware will remain the state with the highest realty transfer tax in the nation after a bill to decrease the
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With weeks to go before the first votes are cast in Delaware’s 2022 election cycle, advocates for government transparency are
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A committee assembled to draft plans for a potential expansion of Delaware’s state capitol building spent much of its Thursday
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There’s a race to the right in central Delaware’s 16th Senate District, and incumbent Republican Sen. Colin Bonini’s 27 years
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Shortly after single mother of two Alison Mendez moved into northeast Wilmington’s Riverside neighborhood five years ago, there was a
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Voters in Northwest Wilmington, Brandywine Village and Trolley Square will have three choices when they decide who to send to
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The Delaware Department of Health and Social Services must hand over Medicaid records to State Auditor Kathy McGuiness, a Superior
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New Castle County’s just-mailed tax bills come with an explanatory letter titled “Local service function tax rates have changed.” People
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In the wake of the U.S. Supreme Court’s June decision that gave individual states the power to regulate abortion, Delaware
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Delaware’s transportation department will use federal infrastructure funds to install multi-car electric vehicle chargers along major travel routes throughout the
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If anyone ever needed proof that state legislators are animal lovers, they needn’t look any further than this year’s Bond
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One became the law of the land. The other went up in smoke.  Both involved years of planning, hundreds of
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In a rare move, the Delaware Democratic Party has endorsed a primary challenger over a sitting statewide-elected Democrat. The state
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Even in a time of stark political division, there is thing almost everybody can agree on: scam calls suck. In
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The Sussex County Republican Committee has denounced a mailer sent by a conservative political action committee attacking a Black GOP
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Hunters must now register temporary deer stands, ground blinds and trail cameras placed on state lands. Here’s a link to
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A Pennsylvania mortgage company owned by billionaire Warren Buffett will pay $20 million to resolve allegations of discrimination against Black
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Delaware’s state capitol building could be set for a major expansion. A bit of background: Between 1791 and 1933, Delaware’s
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This report has been updated for the Nov. 8 general election. Click here for the most up-to-date information. With just
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A Republican candidate for attorney general has filed suit against the Delaware Department of Elections over a new law that
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Delaware’s environmental control agency will begin a $2.3 million emergency dredging project on the Murderkill River with the aim of
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The Delaware Department of Justice on Monday responded to State Auditor Kathy McGuiness’ claims that her trial was unfair. McGuiness
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The Delaware Senate on Monday passed a resolution to begin a process Democratic leadership hopes will result in the removal
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The thoroughfare had problems with accidents, so Delaware Department of Transportation officials wanted to reduce the number of through lanes
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The chairwoman of the Republican Party of Delaware has filed suit against the state’s Department of Elections over two new
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A group of climate advocates will march along the Rehoboth Beach boardwalk to President Joe Biden’s vacation home to protest
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In a private ceremony Friday, Gov. John Carney signed two Democrat-backed bills to allow voters to request mail-in ballots and
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The Delaware Senate will reconvene in a special session Monday to consider a resolution to initiate the removal of State
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Gov. John Carney will sign a bill Friday to allow voters to send their ballots through the mail in all
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State Auditor Kathleen McGuiness, who on July 1 was found guilty of three misdemeanor corruption charges, has asked the judge
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An outgoing Democratic member of the Delaware House of Representatives says House Speaker Pete Schwartzkopf blocked his bill to create
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The Delaware State Sportsmen’s Association and three other firearm advocacy groups have filed a federal lawsuit seeking to halt a
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Gov. John Carney has taken possession of a bill to allow Delawareans to vote by mail in all future elections.
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New Castle County Council will vote at its next meeting to send just over $54 million in federal COVID relief
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As state and federal leaders push to get more electric vehicles on the road and lower the consumption of fossil
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Seven large red balls hanging on chains above Casho Mill Road are the talk of the town in the Newark
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Shortly after Senate Democrats introduced a resolution to hold a hearing on State Auditor Kathleen McGuiness’ removal from office, House
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When Georgetown’s state senator and representative learned a bill to ban high-capacity firearm magazines could impact close to 100 jobs
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A change to the way non-profits apply for state community development funds has lawmakers and advocates on both sides of
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An open house that was billed the “absolute beginning of the process” to reconfigure Foulk Road generated intense interest from
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  State officials want to increase safety by reducing the number of lanes on Foulk Road. The idea is drawing
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Millions in American Rescue Plan Act money will fund a wide variety of programs designed to help Delawareans stay in
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A nonprofit formed in the bitter aftermath of a Delaware court decision is launching a $200,000-plus campaign to push Gov.
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  Calls continued to mount Tuesday for Delaware’s auditor, who was convicted Friday of three misdemeanors, including official misconduct, to
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Delaware has banned 37 invasive plants, and the number will grow. The hit list in a law that became effective
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  State auditor Kathleen McGuiness was found guilty Friday on charges of official misconduct, structuring and conflict of interest in
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The Delaware Senate passed a $69.4 million grant-in-aid bill about 6 p.m. Thursday, just hours before it was set to
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State Auditor Kathleen McGuiness has placed her fate in the hands of twelve Kent County residents following closing arguments from
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Democratic Gov. John Carney will sign multiple gun control bills Thursday. The gun bills will ban the sale of assault
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Delaware voters will be able to cast their ballots through the mail in all future elections thanks to a bill
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  A Delaware court has overturned a Seaford law that would have required anyone who had an abortion or miscarriage
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The Delaware Senate on Wednesday voted to pass the largest bond bill in state history, weighing in at a whopping
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Testimony concluded Wednesday afternoon in the criminal corruption trial of State Auditor Kathleen McGuiness.  Now that both sides have rested,
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Delaware’s Democrat-majority Senate on Tuesday sent several controversial bills to Gov. John Carney for his signature. Most of the topics
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  On the wings of another staggering surplus, Gov. John Carney on Tuesday signed the $5.1 billion 2023 operating budget
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The State of Delaware rested its case against State Auditor Kathleen McGuiness Tuesday after eight and a half days of
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“Bags, wallet, keys and phone” are some new lyrics suggested for the old children’s exercise song “Head, Shoulders, Knees and
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State Auditor Kathleen McGuiness’ defense attorney on Monday grilled a Department of Justice investigator who admitted to making multiple false
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Prosecutors in the criminal corruption trial of State Auditor Kathleen McGuiness say they plan to rest their case Monday, assuming
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State auditor Kathleen McGuiness’ former chief of staff took the stand Thursday to discuss his participation in the investigation that
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  The Delaware House of Representatives passed four state budgets for the 2023-24 year in 15 minutes in a no-fuss
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Prosecutors called State Auditor Kathleen McGuiness’ daughter to the stand Wednesday to testify about her employment with the office, her
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The Delaware Senate on Wednesday voted along party lines for a same-day voter registration bill. House Substitute 1 for House
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A bill that would allow medical marijuana patients to obtain a firearm will head to the Senate floor. The bill,
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A bill to bypass the need to amend Delaware’s Constitution and cement no-excuse absentee ballots in future elections was released
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A bill to allow Delawareans to sue firearm industry members for negligence that leads to gun violence was released from
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The Delaware Senate on Tuesday passed 2023 budget bills including the largest state operating budget in Delaware’s history at $5.1
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The trial of State Auditor Kathy McGuiness kicked off Tuesday with testimony from one current and one former employee. Both
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Delaware’s Democrat-controlled General Assembly has taken swift action to impose gun control measures in the wake of mass shootings in
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The Delaware Senate on Thursday passed a controversial bill to cement mail-in voting as an option for voters in all
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It could soon be illegal to declaw cats in Delaware under a bill passed by the House of Representatives Thursday.
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A bill aimed at restricting the capacity of firearm magazines passed in the House of Representatives Thursday by a vote
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Energy bills pertaining to the Governor’s Energy Advisory Council and how much those who own solar panels can claim back
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Prosecutors continued calling witnesses during the third day of the trial against State Auditor Kathleen McGuiness.  First to take the
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State prosecutors called on three witnesses Wednesday to detail Auditor Kathy McGuiness’ alleged habit of surveilling employees’ emails, as well
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  Election bills that would allow mail-in voting and  registering at the polls both passed out of committee to the
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Prosecutors continued to call witnesses Wednesday on day two of testimony in the trial of State Auditor Kathleen McGuiness. The
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Delawareans under the age of 21 would be prohibited from purchasing, owning, possessing or controlling a firearm or ammunition under
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A bill that would have given a $280 tax credit to Delawareans with a 2022 income of $35,000 or less
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The trial of State Auditor Kathy McGuiness began Tuesday in Dover with both sides delivering fiery opening statements before recessing
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State Auditor Kathleen McGuiness is being sued by a former employee and political opponent who alleges she was wrongfully terminated.
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When a wave of mass shootings prompted Democrats in Delaware’s state legislature to introduce a package of sweeping gun restrictions,
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The Delaware Senate on Thursday passed a bill to effectively ban restaurants from offering single-use plastic straws and styrofoam food
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A controversial bill to ban the purchase of semi-automatic firearms in Delaware narrowly passed in the House of Representatives Thursday
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A bill to allow same-day voter registration in Delaware is set to be considered by the Senate.  Under current law,
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Jury selection in the case against State Auditor Kathleen McGuiness has been set for Monday in Kent County. Assuming jury
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A controversial bill setting Delaware’s goals for reducing greenhouse gas emissions was released from the Senate Environment and Energy Committee
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Bills to ban semi-automatic firearms and restrict the purchase of guns by Delawareans 21 and older were released from a
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An attempt to override Gov. John Carney’s veto of a bill to legalize marijuana possession failed in the Delaware House
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A bill to ban abortions that occur 20 or more weeks after fertilization failed in a Delaware Senate committee Tuesday. 
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A bill aimed at restricting the capacity of firearm magazines passed in the state Senate Tuesday by a vote of
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Lawmakers, activists and citizens gathered in front of Legislative Hall Tuesday to encourage the General Assembly to override Gov. John
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A Kent County grand jury on Monday re-indicted State Auditor Kathleen McGuiness after prosecutors abandoned an earlier indictment in New
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Delaware state Republicans on Saturday introduced a plan to “Rescue Delaware” during a state convention that featured a slate of
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Democratic lawmakers filed legislation Thursday they say will improve the availability of abortions and protect patients and providers from facing
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  Residents have until July 31 to comment on a proposed air pollution permit renewal for the Delaware City Refining
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All 15 Republican state representatives have taken a stand against a bill they say is designed to usurp parental authority.
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