Krista Griffith

Delaware lawmakers introduce the bipartisan Freedom to Read Act, which would ensure books are not removed from public and school libraries for identity-based, ideological or religious reasons.

After close to two hours of debate and five failed amendments, a bill revamping Delaware's General Corporation Law passes in the Delaware House and Gov. Matt Meyer signed it Tuesday night.

Controversial updates to Delaware’s General Corporate Law passes its final legislative hurdle and heads to a supportive governor for signature.

Delaware legislators propose bipartisan corporate law changes in an effort to persuade companies to remain incorporated in the First State.

The Delaware AI Commission holds its first meeting to begin tackling the use of artificial intelligence in the First State.

The Delaware legislature passes its annual bill updating the state's corporation law, but opponents argue the changes are more controversial than years prior.

The Delaware House clears a bill requiring firearms be placed in a locked container inside a vehicle, as well as legislation to eliminate the death penalty within state code.

Democratic lawmakers advance a bill requiring state-operated passenger and light-duty vehicles to be zero emission by 2040.

State Rep. Kendra Johnson’s legislation would ensure medical professionals cannot face legal challenges for providing fertility treatment, even if such services are deemed illegal in another state.

Delaware looks to be at the forefront of states to create civil and criminal penalties for distributing certain intimate AI generated images.