Atlantis Industries Corp. in Georgetown, an injection molding company, makes the components for gun magazines.
Comical clash of opinions marks House passage of bill to abolish youth, training wage
The bill now moves to the Senate Labor Committee, where a hearing is set May 19.
Minimum wage bill passes first House committee hearing
After a three-hour meeting Wednesday afternoon, a bill to raise Delaware’s minimum wage to $15 passed its first House committee hearing. Supporters sharpened, but repeated, their arguments: The bill will recognize the dignity of the essential workers who served Delaware during the COVID-19 pandemic; aid racial and gender justice because the majority of minimum wage earners are women and …
Delaware House to return to Legislative Hall for hybrid April 29 session
Republicans in the legislature last week issued a press release calling for a return to in-person meetings.
Resolution asks state to plan, fund livestreaming, archiving of General Assembly meetings
HCR 10 asks three state agencies to create a plan by Jan. 2022 so funding can be approved for it to begin in 2023.
Democrats crow about passing energy bill, but Republican warns consumers could pay more
House Minority Leader Danny Short said he worries consumers will end up footing the bill, as they did with Bloom Energy.
Republican react to Carney’s State of the State: Where’s the beef, John?
The lawmakers said they wanted Carney to issue an action plan for coping with state woes, and they didn’t hear it.
151st General Assembly opens an era of virtual gatherings
Democrat McBride cites ‘inequities in our justice system, a climate crisis at our shores and a crisis of trust.’ Republican Pettyjohn seeks ‘common ground.’
Legislators to propose tax hike for those making more than $125,000
Kowalko said the new brackets and tax rates were ‘carefully calculated to apply a minimal amount of tax increases and costs.’