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All four all been accepted to the state’s JobsFirst Permitting Accelerator, which works to cut down the time it takes to develop sites by handling permitting reviews faster.
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Expanding the Hope Center to Kent County is a step closer to reality.
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Gov. Matt Meyer nominates a replacement for retiring Delaware Supreme Court Justice Karen Valihura.
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Gov. Matt Meyer declared a statewide drought watch Wednesday because precipitation levels have seen a steep and steady decline for the second time in three years particularly in Kent and Sussex Counties.
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Delaware takes a major step toward having its own in-state medical school, confirming an official partnership with Thomas Jefferson University.
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The Third Circuit Court of Appeal rules against Delaware in the case involving a federal subpoena of state Department of Labor records.
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On matters related to the corporation-friendly environment Delaware is known for, state senators approved a bill to solidify a long existing financial review board into law.
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Delaware launches its JobsFirst Permitting Accelerator to cut red tape and speed up critical projects.
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Delaware's council charged with making economic forecasts for the state could soon be cemented into code, as House lawmakers send an amended HB 370 on to the senate.
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President Donald Trump said earlier this year that he's interested in "nationalizing" elections.