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Two bills strengthening state dual employment reporting requirements to manage double-dipping clear the General Assembly.
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A new sign is unveiled at Wilmington’s Washington Street Bridge that will hopefully save some lives.
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State Rep. Madinah Wilson-Anton’s (D-Newark) effort to legally recognize first cousin marriages in Delaware fails in the State House.
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Mayor Duane Bivans lost his re-election bid to Frank Tolson by 111 votes out of 130 cast.
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The 287(g) agreement would have established a collaborative relationship between local and federal law enforcement.
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The Delaware legislature advances two deadly weapon-related bills during its first slate of committee meetings since Spring Recess.
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The body in charge of reworking Delaware’s public education funding structure opts not to vote on a new funding framework at its Monday meeting with several details still to be hashed out.
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James Place on North Bedford Street is located on a nearly 22-acre parcel of land currently zoned to hold single family residential houses.
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After months of uncertainty, the FBI has officially issued the necessary fingerprint service code for recreational marijuana business license holders to undergo a federal background check.
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The legislative bundle includes two bills that would prohibit “citizen’s arrests” in Delaware, taking away outdated language from the early 1900s that currently allows private detectives to make such arrests.