Bryan Townsend

The 34-page bipartisan initiative would modernize the Victim’s Bill of Rights, first enacted in 1992, through various technical changes and the addition of new rights and reporting requirements.

Following Gov. Matt Meyer's first State of the State address, Democratic lawmakers express relative alignment with his policy goals, but differences in their planned approaches are unfolding.

A controversial bill looking to revamp Delaware’s corporate law structure clears its first two legislative hurdles in the General Assembly.

Democratic state senators propose enshrining abortion rights among other reproductive freedoms within the state’s constitution.

Delaware legislators propose bipartisan corporate law changes in an effort to persuade companies to remain incorporated in the First State.

Senate leadership approves former Gov. Bethany Hall-Long’s nominations to the Diamond State Port Corporation Board but legal questions arise.

The Delaware General Assembly decides on its new leadership teams, including a new Speaker of the House-elect Melissa Minor-Brown.

The Delaware Senate votes against legalizing medical aid in dying, but it could be brought back up for another vote next week.

Two bills seeking to keep the state from adopting a Medicare Advantage plan for current retirees pass in the Senate and head back to the House with new amendments.

Republican senators voted against the amendment and the bill, arguing that while the amendment improves the legislation, they remain against creating the review board.