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Bills to bolster public education reporting data and expand court jurisdiction for marijuana-related offenses in Newark are among those passed.
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State Rep. Madinah Wilson-Anton’s bill would keep such marriages illegal in the First State, but change Delaware Code to recognize lawful first cousin marriages made outside the state.
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The First State welcomes six new members to the legislature – all Democrats and all members of the State House.
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State Rep. Kim Williams files legislation to classify tianeptine as a Schedule I drug in Delaware, effectively banning its sale, possession and distribution.
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Delaware State Police confirm State Rep. Kevin Hensley has been charged with a DUI misdemeanor and 2nd degree vehicular assault following a November incident.
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The Delaware General Assembly files its first set of legislation before the new year, and legalizing medical aid in dying makes a reappearance.
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Retired teacher Steve Washington and retired DuPont supply chain manager Brent Burdge will serve as the Delaware Republican Party’s candidates in two upcoming State Senate special elections.
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Delaware’s Democratic Party nominates Ray Seigfried and Dan Cruce as its candidates to vye for two soon-to-be open State Senate seats.
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The Delaware General Assembly decides on its new leadership teams, including a new Speaker of the House-elect Melissa Minor-Brown.
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Democrats fail to gain a supermajority in the Delaware House, but maintain their long-standing simple majority in both chambers.