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A new Delaware law requiring crisis pregnancy centers to disclose their unlicensed medical status is facing a federal lawsuit.
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Gov. Matt Meyer and Lt. Gov. Kyle Evans Gay officially take the oath of office and become the new chief executives of the First State.
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Meyer announced a location change from Dover’s Legislative mall to the theater due to the prediction of frigid temperatures.
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Gay ran against Sherry Dorsey Walker and Debbie Harrington.
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The Delaware Democratic Party announces its statewide endorsement slate ahead of the September primary and November general election.
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After an emotional round of debate Thursday, Senate lawmakers vote to remove capital punishment from state code.
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State Sen. Kyle Evans Gay's bills on expanding access to medication for termination of pregnancy and emergency contraception at public universities, as well as requiring signage disclaimers at crisis pregnancy centers both pass in the Delaware Senate.
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The Senate Education Committee clears three bills to reform early childhood care practices in Delaware, as well as legislation to protect teaching the history of marginalized groups in social studies classes.
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The Delaware Department of Elections announces the April 2, 2024 Presidential Primary Election will not be held.
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Some of the state’s American Rescue Plan Act funding is going towards a rent reporting pilot program with the goal to help low-income renters in Delaware build credit.