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A bill to crack down on consumable hemp products and THC-infused beverages that had previously cleared its committee hearing is no longer being considered by the General Assembly this year.
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As six energy bill cost-saving efforts make their way through the legislative process, State Rep. Deb Heffernana introduces another bill that would provide rate discounts to low-income customers.
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State Rep. Deb Heffernan's bill would fiercely limit the sale of consumable hemp products and create regulations for THC-infused beverages in the First State.
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Democratic lawmakers introduce a bill to provide financial assistance to low and moderate income families amid growing complaints from Delawareans about rising energy costs.
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Delaware lawmakers pass the 2025 fiscal year Bond Bill, approving just over $1.1 billion for capital improvement projects across the state.
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Gov. John Carney, Lt. Gov. Bethany Hall-Long, and Sen. Tom Carper were among those celebrating the renaming of the Claymont Regional Transportation Center after former State Sen. Harris McDowell.
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Legislation filed in the House would allow all public schools in Delaware to hire permanent full-time substitute teachers.
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The First State is a step closer to seeing stronger regulation of so-called “forever chemicals” in its drinking water. House lawmakers passed legislation…
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Cleaning up water in the First State is on lawmakers’ minds this session.Delaware is close to creating trust fund to help increase spending on water infrastructure in DelawareAnd late last month, a bill was introduced looking to set specific state limits on PFAS chemicals in drinking water.Contributor Jon Hurdle takes a closer look at that bill and how it compares to similar efforts elsewhere.
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A bill that’s already been introduced for the upcoming General Assembly session would stop youth incarceration in adult prisons in Delaware. State law…