Delaware Senate

Gov. Matt Meyer signs a controversial offshore wind bill into law and legislators reach a compromise over the fiscal year 26 Bond Bill.

The legislature passes a slate of key bills on its last day of the legislative session, working into the early morning hours on Tuesday.

Senate Republicans announce they will not vote in favor of Delaware's Bond Bill — an allocation of $977 million for capital projects across the state — unless the House votes against a bill that would override a Sussex County Council decision that is holding up an offshore wind project.

To kickoff lawmaker's first day back in the capitol, the Delaware Senate passed two partisan bills that now head to the House for consideration.

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.

Delaware lawmakers look at creating a special enrollment period for those on a Medicare supplement policy looking to switch to another.

The State Senate will temporarily hold off on confirming state marijuana commissioner nominee Joshua Sanderlin until he divests from two cannabis businesses.

Ray Seigfried and Dan Cruce both handily win their State Senate special elections and are gearing up for a productive legislative session.

Delaware NAACP President Richard “Mouse” Smith passed away in his home Thursday after battling various illnesses.

The Delaware General Assembly decides on its new leadership teams, including a new Speaker of the House-elect Melissa Minor-Brown.