Matt Meyer

Gov. Matt Meyer’s Interagency Collaborative to End Homelessness– tasked with cutting homelessness in half and ending youth homelessness in Delaware within the next five years–takes its next steps toward that goal.

Gov. Matt Meyer pushed back on accusations that he removed Delaware Economic and Financial Advisory Council member Mike Houghton for publicly questioning his administration this month.

Delaware’s Court of Chancery rules backs the state in a case involving US Wind’s planned electrical substation in Sussex County.

The order does not waive safety standards or any other legal requirements and instead aims to streamline cooperation between agencies involved in permitting like DelDOT, DSHA and local land use authorities.

Delaware’s Office of Management and Budget wants to shift state contributions to retiree health benefits from the general fund – covered largely by taxes– to a special fund.

"Delmarva's shareholders – Exelon their parent company– primarily out of state shareholders, are making an awful lot of money on the backs of Delaware working families," Meyer said.

Gov. Matt Meyer opened his second State of the State address by remembering public officials and law enforcement officers the state lost last year.

Democrats and Republicans agreed that actionable items will not come until Meyer's budget releases next week.

Delaware Attorney General Kathy Jennings joins a lawsuit against the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services for discriminating against transgender people.

The application includes 15 projects, programs and initiatives including a medical school, mobile health units and a Rural Diabetes Wellness Pilot Program.