Delaware General Assembly

As part of a ramped up effort to monitor large-scale data centers in Delaware, a new senate bill would require a regulatory approval process.

Five Delaware lawmakers traveled to Israel to attend an event hosted by the country’s Foreign Ministry called “50 States, One Israel" amid the Israel-Hamas war.

The Delaware State Board of Education begins discussing how the Delaware Pathways program can better support the creative economy.

Gov. Matt Meyer vetoes two bills related to marijuana dispensary zoning and labor laws, deepening the rift between himself and state lawmakers.

Democratic legislative leadership announces bipartisan special committees to review recent reassessment fallout, but House Republicans argue they have been excluded from closed-door discussions.

Gov. Matt Meyer continues his marathon of summer bill signings with six pieces of legislation from the House and four from the Senate, all of which make various changes to Delaware’s criminal justice and public safety system.

The General Assembly's one-day special session got off to a rocky start Tuesday, but ultimately seven bills were passed in an effort to provide immediate tax relief to New Castle County residents.

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

Democrat Alonna Berry becomes Delaware's newest member of the General Assembly, winning the House District 20 special election.

Early voting wraps up ahead of Election Day for a Milton-area Delaware House seat with already some of the highest voter turnout for a special election in state history.