Delaware General Assembly

State Rep. Kevin Hensely has been removed from the state’s budget-making committee after pleading guilty to third degree vehicular assault and DUI charges.

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

Six bills to increase transparency within utilities and provide energy bill relief advance in the General Assembly ahead of summer rate increases.

Delaware lawmakers introduce the bipartisan Freedom to Read Act, which would ensure books are not removed from public and school libraries for identity-based, ideological or religious reasons.

After two failed amendments, close to an hour and a half of discussion and a decade’s worth of effort, medical aid in dying passes in the Delaware General Assembly.

The House Administration Committee advances a bipartisan bill to alter Delaware’s preventative detention system, but House leadership is asking more questions this time around.

Hensley will have his driver’s license revoked for a year and serve probation while undergoing required DUI instruction and paying a $500 fine after pleading guilty to vehicular assault 3rd degree and driving under the influence.

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.

Gov. Matt Meyer delivers his first State of the State, pushing for the swift passage of new tax brackets and education funding reform.

Medical aid in dying receives its final committee hearing before heading to the State Senate for a vote, setting up Delaware to become the 12th jurisdiction to legalize end-of-life options.