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State Rep. David Bentz announced he won’t seek re-election next year. He says he is stepping down after the end of the upcoming legislative session to…
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The movement to empower consumers to repair their own electronics is picking up steam in the First State. Right to repair is a movement popular on many…
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The Department of Resources and Environmental Control looking to state lawmakers to fund a host of projects in the coming year. DNREC is seeking a more…
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The Joint Finance Committee begins its process of parsing out a state budget from Gov. Carney’s recommendations. The committee took a broad overview of…
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A constitutional amendment protecting equal rights for all Delawareans is now in place after unanimously clearing its final hurdle in the House. The…
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Gov. John Carney’s State of the State hit a few points lawmakers on both sides of the aisle can agree on. Both Democratic and Republican lawmakers agreed…
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The preliminary report from one Law Enforcement Accountability Task Force subcommittee stalled before approval. The various task force subcommittees are…
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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…
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The Working Families Party started a new chapter here in Delaware. The group plans to capitalize on recent progressive election wins. The newly formed…
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One lawmaker’s push to change Delaware’s tax brackets may be gaining some traction.Delaware’s current taxable income brackets only go as high as $60,000,…