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Despite revisions made to SB 300, which creates a new license for Delaware gun dealers, it still received significant pushback from Republicans during senate floor debate.

Initially controversial legislation aimed at reducing consumer spending on healthcare moved through the State Senate with minimal debate– and public support from the state’s largest healthcare lobbying group.

Gun vendors could see new license requirements to operate in the First State, if a bill introduced by Senate Pro Tem Dave Sokola makes it through the General Assembly by June 30.

A bill to increase some business fees in the state received a range of criticism from House republicans before advancing last week.

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.

The House Administrative Committee advanced a resolution asking counties to study the viability of freezing property taxes for seniors – despite reservations from both sides of the aisle.

State Rep. Debra Heffernan joined several other long-time state legislators last night in announcing she does not plan to run for re-election for House District 6.

Governor-elect Matt Meyer selects his secretary of state along with eight other major cabinet appointments.

The eighth annual Government Efficiency and Accountability Review or GEAR report is released by Gov. John Carney.

Republican state lawmakers want to reign in the governor’s ability to enact emergency orders. After witnessing the power a governor can yield during a…