Kim Williams

Delaware is facing yet another battle over more needs-based support or universal free school meals for all public school students.

The Delaware legislature is experiencing déjà vu as it once again battles over expanding eligibility for free school meals or opting to fund universal school meals entirely.

Gov. Matt Meyer releases his fiscal year 2026 budget proposal, suggesting various tax increases and new personal income tax brackets.

Whether the future holds an entirely new model, a more equitable version of the current unit system or a combination of both is still being developed by the commission, but members agreed a values-based approach is the most effective line of action for the First State.

Not only is the Delaware Legislature working to give more direct subpoena power to the State Auditor’s Office, it’s also attempting to streamline documentation requirements for dual employment tracking.

Gov.-elect Matt Meyer nominates the current U.S. Deputy Secretary of Education Cindy Marten for Delaware’s next Secretary of Education.

State Rep. Kim Williams files legislation to classify tianeptine as a Schedule I drug in Delaware, effectively banning its sale, possession and distribution.

Two bills expanding health insurance coverage of women’s health conditions become law following Gov. John Carney’s signature.

Delaware lawmakers pass a $98.5 million Grants-in-Aid bill for fiscal year 2025, the largest allocation to nonprofits in the state’s history.

The House Housing Committee clears two bills related to landlord-tenant rights and information.