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The amendment would require the legislature to set a list of alleged crimes that make a defendant ineligible for bail.

Several of the bills have languished for years in the legislature; their passage this year reflected urgency spurred by mass shootings in Texas and New York State.

The $69.4 million grant package is nearly $6 million larger than last year's grant-in-aid package.

Arguments in State Auditor Kathy McGuiness corruption trial are complete after 11 days, and the case is in the hands of the jury.

Even though you’re likely to hear plenty of firecrackers, bottle rockets and even mortars going off on July 4th, technically they’re all illegal in Delaware.

As the July 4th holiday weekend begins, Delawareans are paying the most they have ever paid for gasoline.

Delaware Tech’s Wilmington campus has opened its Veterans Resource Center.

If signed into law, the bill making voting by mail a permanent feature of Delaware elections will almost certainly face a constitutional challenge in court.

Seaford loses the court battle over its attempt to regulate how fetal remains are handled.

State Auditor Kathy McGuiness’ corruption trial heads to closing statements Thursday.