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A bill to allow individuals who have committed a violent felony to apply for the SEED scholarship could not garner enough lawmaker support to move to the House floor.
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While the legislation passed the House Education Committee, House Floor and Senate Education Committee with bipartisan ease last legislative session, it has now stalled in the Senate.
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The House Education Committee releases a bill mandating employees and students at higher education institutions receive training in sexual assault prevention.
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A bill that would make school meals free at all Delaware public schools advances in the House, but State Rep. Bryan Shupe says he plans to introduce a different bill with a smaller price tag.
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State Rep. Kim Williams's bill would create a civil penalty for any sale or display of ammunition that’s accessible to a customer without the assistance of the vendor.
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The Department of Health and Social Services Division of Health Care Quality is facing a growing backlog in granting home care agency licenses.
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Gov. John Carney is recommending $2.1 billion be allocated to the Department of Education in fiscal year 25, with $3 million for early literacy coaches and $10 million for additional funding units this year.
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The current class of 27 recruits in the state trooper training academy is one of the largest classes the department has seen in several years, but a 51 trooper deficit remains.
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Delaware House officials announce changes on committees that write the state’s operating and capital budgets.
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Gov. John Carney’s call for historic funding for housing in his 2024 budget caught the eye of both Democrats and Republicans in Legislative Hall.