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Delaware’s State Auditor calls the state’s oversight system for dual employment fragmented, reliant on manual processes, and dependent on self-reporting.

Delaware’s first phase of information gathering on nuclear power and its viability for the First State is complete, with a report that highlights the importance of local government involvement going forward.

Gov. Matt Meyer announced Tuesday he's striking a piece of Delaware’s Bond Bill for fiscal year 2027.

During the early hours of morning of the final day of the legislative session, Delaware's lawmakers considered a bill that's been referred to as the state's "Child Victims Act Part 2."

Delaware lawmakers advance some efforts that proponents say will improve voting access and equality, while others fail to move forward. Here's a breakdown of bills that did and didn't make it through before session ended on June 30.

Local governments will have to relax their zoning laws on where cannabis businesses can set up shop, after House lawmakers successfully overrode a veto by Gov. Matt Meyer during the wee hours of morning on the last day of Delaware's legislation session.

A measure to enshrine same sex marriage in Delaware’s constitution failed in the House earlier this week, falling short of the 28 “yes” votes needed.

Delaware State Rep. Josue Ortega (D-Wilmington) will be investigated by the House Ethics Committee, after being accused of domestic violence last month.

Officials in charge of planning the build out of Port of Wilmington expansion at Edgemoor say “minor” activity is underway and construction for the project is nearing.

Delaware lawmakers pick up the issue of property taxes again, with the end of their 153rdlegislative session in sight.