Bryan Shupe

State lawmakers have filed 13 pieces of legislation to address concerns around the recent reassessment process and its impact on taxpayers.

While Delaware has been codifying numerous reproductive health protections in recent years, State Rep. Bryan Shupe introduced legislation to make abortion requirements for minors more stringent.

State Rep. Bryan Shupe (R-Milford) introduced a bill that would enable the state to cover a maximum of 70% of the salary for school resource officers (SROs) and constables.

Both chambers of the Delaware General Assembly unanimously overturn Gov. John Carney’s veto of a bill that would restructure the State Employee Benefits Committee and its meeting procedures.

A bill to allow individuals who have committed a violent felony to apply for the SEED scholarship could not garner enough lawmaker support to move to the House floor.

While the legislation passed the House Education Committee, House Floor and Senate Education Committee with bipartisan ease last legislative session, it has now stalled in the Senate.

A bill that would make school meals free at all Delaware public schools advances in the House, but State Rep. Bryan Shupe says he plans to introduce a different bill with a smaller price tag.

One bill announced by the Republican Caucus is an effort to prohibit organizations employing budget-writing legislators from receiving state money through key spending bills.

Delaware’s minimum wage will go up to $15 per hour over the next few years. Some Delaware lawmakers have tried for years to lift the minimum wage to $15…

Election reform advocates were disappointed after a constitutional amendment to allow no-excuse absentee voting failed in the state House Thursday.A…