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The legislation makes Delaware the latest of seven other states to legalize natural organic reduction, a process that accelerates the decomposition of human remains to soil.
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Legislation to formally outlaw the death penalty in Delaware was voted out of committee on Wednesday.
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An independent review of Delaware’s education funding system from the American Institutes for Research recommends significantly higher investment in schools, but lawmakers on both sides of the aisle have concerns.
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Lawmakers returned to session on Tuesday, and tempers immediately flared in the State Senate over examining school discipline issues.
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A Republican lawmaker wants to introduce legislation separating public and private high school sports if NIL rules are implemented in the First State.
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Stay under the state Department of Education, become a nonprofit, or a hybrid of those two options, that’s the question a task force is tackling for the Delaware Interscholastic Athletic Association.
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DelDOT requests an additional $32.5 million to help cover the loss of pandemic-era federal stimulus payments and gives updates on the impact of electric vehicles on the loss of fuel tax revenue.
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GOP legislators propose legislation to create a deadline for bills to cross from one chamber to the next, as well as raise the threshold to suspend the rules in either chamber.
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Senate and House Education Committees hear the Public Education Compensation Committee’s recommendations on educator pay raises, but some are concerned about school districts' share.
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After increasing the tax exclusion for military pensioners under 60 in 2022, State Sen. Eric Buckson introduces legislation to increase the exemption further for all ages in Delaware.