Joe Irizarry

Legislation introduced in the House would add more protections to the Delaware Constitution’s equal rights clause.

Legislation that would provide financial assistance to children who were in the foster care system and attend college in Delaware advances from the House Education Committee.

The bail reform bill that recently passed in the Senate now heads to the full House, but not without some debate.

The state Senate passes bail reform aimed at those charged with some violent crimes and possessing firearms.

The state Senate passes a police reform bill to change the state’s use of force standard.

The House Education Committee forwarded a resolution to seek ways to modernize Delaware’s education funding system.

As lawmakers return to Legislative Hall to wrap up this year’s session this month, some members of the public can join them.

AAA Mid-Atlantic reminds parents with teens who drive that now is a good time to model safe driving behaviors and make sure their teens practice them too.

As the Biden Administration and Republicans negotiate over infrastructure, Sen. Tom Carper touts the Surface Transportation Reauthorization Act unanimously passed out of a Senate committee last week.

Delaware holds a vaccination event at the beach as it works to deliver another 17,000 vaccinations by July. 

The First State’s effort to incentivize Delawareans to get vaccinated this month is already in motion.

The Delaware River and Bay Authority released a study on the economic impact of the Cape May-Lewes Ferry on the region.

There’s a change at the top of the Delaware State Housing Authority.

State Auditor Kathy McGuiness launches a website allowing Delawareans to track the federal money coming into the state from the American Rescue Plan.

Sussex County’s Fiscal Year 2022 Operating Budget proposal is over $100-million more than this year’s budget.

Legislation seeking to reform the Law Enforcement Officers’ Bill of Rights (LEOBOR) and use of force policies is introduced in the Delaware Senate.

During “Ask Governor Carney” heard on Delaware Public Media Monday, the governor again voiced opposition to legalized marijuana.

Wilmington City Council adopts a Fiscal Year ’22 budget.

Council overwhelmingly passed the Capital and Operating Budgets for the upcoming fiscal year with no raise in property taxes.

Legislation that would protect Delawareans in contracts with businesses that include an automatic renewal is heard in a Senate committee.

Legislation requiring schools in Delaware to implement curriculum on Black History for all students advances out of the Senate Education Committee.

On the 67th anniversary of Brown v Board of Education, Delaware elected officials celebrated the state’s role in the decision.

With the CDC relaxing its mask wearing guidance, Delaware is dropping its mask mandate later this month.

The Law Enforcement Accountability Task Force approves another four recommendations for lawmakers to consider.

Legislation requiring police body cameras statewide advances to the full House for debate.

Permit to purchase a handgun legislation that already passed in the State Senate now goes to the full House.

The Delmar Police officer killed in the line of duty is remembered at a service Monday at Emmanuel Wesleyan Church in Salisbury.

Corporal Keith Heacook was remembered fondly by those close to him and others.

It’s another playoff road trip for the Blue Hens.  

This time, it’s to South Dakota State University to play the top-seed Jackrabbits in the FCS semifinals.

As more and more people get fully vaccinated, AAA anticipates summer travel to skyrocket.

Legal marijuana and the effects it can have on businesses was the subject of a discussion hosted by the Delaware State Chamber of Commerce.