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A subcommittee of Delaware’s Economic and Financial Advisory Council agreed to increase its benchmark for healthcare spending growth from 4.2 percent to 4.9 percent for 2027.

After two years of study and deliberation, Delaware’s Public Education Funding Commission officially voted on its recommendations to rework public school funding.

Retired and current Delaware State employees will still receive coverage of GLP-1s for weight loss, but with an increased co-pay.

The Department of Labor expected to complete the modernization by late 2026 or early 2027.

The Joint Finance Committee holds its first budget hearing for fiscal year 2026, and discussions on budgetary cuts are already underway.

The Delaware Department of Health and Social Services joins the chorus of state agencies trying to attract workers back into government work.

Delaware’s judicial branch is requesting more support staff to improve efficiency in the courts.

The Delaware Department of Justice is asking for new positions to address some of the issues it faces.

State lawmakers took a few hours looking over one of the state’s largest budget lines, the Department of Education.

The state agency focused on the well being of Delaware children seeks additional funds to address behavioral health and staffing challenges.