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After making it through the Delaware House in January largely on a party-line vote, the Senate officially passes legislation to bolster the medical marijuana industry.
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The legislation makes Delaware the latest of seven other states to legalize natural organic reduction, a process that accelerates the decomposition of human remains to soil.
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The Delaware Department of Elections announces the April 2, 2024 Presidential Primary Election will not be held.
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The First State already announced it would not host a Democratic Presidential Primary after President Joe Biden was the only candidate to file, but the future of a Republican Presidential Primary is in limbo.
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Gov. John Carney is recommending $2.1 billion be allocated to the Department of Education in fiscal year 25, with $3 million for early literacy coaches and $10 million for additional funding units this year.
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The current class of 27 recruits in the state trooper training academy is one of the largest classes the department has seen in several years, but a 51 trooper deficit remains.
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Day one of Joint Finance Committee budget hearings reveal need for more health insurance allocationsThe Joint Finance Committee’s 2025 budget hearings open with the prospect of the state needing more money to cover its health insurance shortfall.
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State senators have released the first drafts of new district maps today.In Delaware, state lawmakers are responsible for drawing the maps that split the…
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Delaware students will now learn much more Black history in public schools. The Black history education bill cleared its final legislative hurdle,…
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Senate Republicans are complaining about how two gun safety bills passed in that chamber Thursday were handled.The bills that would create a permit to…