Delaware General Assembly

Delaware lawmakers introduce a bill that would override a Sussex County Council decision effectively halting an offshore wind project.

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.

The Delaware Court of Chancery denies the state’s motion to dismiss ChristianaCare’s lawsuit against a newly created board to review and approve hospital budgets.

Delaware is quickly approaching Gov. Matt Meyer’s desired deadline of finalizing a new education funding framework by the end of June, but education experts are raising concerns over the new proposal.

House Republican Leader Tim Dukes signed onto the Freedom to Read Act as a co-sponsor, but he voted against the bill Thursday when several of his proposed amendments did not receive enough support to be added to the legislation.

A slate of voting rights bills advance in the General Assembly, bringing Delaware one step closer to constitutionalizing early and mail-in voting.

18 years after its first introduction in the General Assembly, a bill to establish an Office of the Inspector General passes the Delaware Senate.

The General Assembly clears a bill that would allow Newark to levy a $50 per-student, per-semester tax on the University of Delaware.

The House Judiciary Committee clears a slate of criminal justice bills before heading into a one-week recess.

After over a decade’s worth of effort and contentious battles within the state legislature, Gov. Matt Meyer signs legislation to legalize medical aid in dying, making Delaware the 12th jurisdiction to do so.