General Assembly

State lawmakers are considering their first significant changes to the Child Victims Act since it passed in 2007.

A bill that would codify changes to the state’s civil arrest laws, aimed at immigrant and worker protections, advanced out of the House before lawmakers went on a two-week spring recess.

Delaware’s Court of Chancery rules backs the state in a case involving US Wind’s planned electrical substation in Sussex County.

Longtime State Senator Nancy Cook has died, and she is being remembered as a mentor, trailblazer and leader.

Currently, no license is required to work with low voltage systems like telephone, cable television and landscape lighting systems.

The PEFC approved a hybrid funding model and continues to mull how equalization should play a role.

At the Special Committee on Reassessment's fourth hearing, business leaders said more property tax classifications could ease their hefty tax burdens.

If the decoupling bill passes, the One Big Beautiful Bill Act's tax cuts causing the revenue shortfall would be reversed.

The move will cost the state about $5.4 million per week as the federal government shutdown persists.

The legislative Special Committee analyzing the reassessment process met for its second hearing in Dover Tuesday.