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Delaware's Senate Labor Committee released a bill Wednesday that would criminalize wage theft and impose penalties for employers who don't pay workers appropriately.
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Delaware's constitution currently requires lawmakers to work until midnight on June 30 to call themselves into special session. This year, the legislature hopes to change that.
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After restoring Delaware Bay beaches DNREC is now setting its sights on the beaches along the coastline.
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Dozens of Wilmington residents were displaced Monday when they were evicted from their homes with almost no notice.Those homes are a row of seven apartment buildings on the 800 block of North Adams Street, which were condemned following a partial collapse of a brick wall Sunday night.
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Claymont High School, Howard High School, and Hockessin School #107C are now part of Brown v. Board of Education National Historical Park, and considered National Park Service affiliated areas.
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With summer boating season about to get underway, the nuisance aquatic weed - hydrilla - could cramp your outing.
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As supply chain issues for infant formula continue, Delaware’s Division of Public Health is trying to provide options to help parents.
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The all-day Stern Future Healthcare Workforce Summit at STAR Tower at the University of Delaware featured speakers from across the globe to discuss the future of healthcare.
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A bill that would forbid police officers from lying to juvenile suspects during custodial interrogations to extract confessions advanced out of committee in Delaware's House of Representatives on Tuesday.
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A vessel doing offshore wind survey work off the coast of Delaware hopes to be done by Memorial Day weekend.