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McBride says her Protect Medicaid Act of 2024 would bring Delaware’s Medicaid program its largest ongoing infusion of federal funding since the Affordable Care Act.
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One grant is going to Georgetown, two others are going to projects in Wilmington.
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Three ordinances from City Council Member Shané Darby that address water affordability in Wilmington are set to be voted on by Council next month.
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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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The executive order sets aside one percent of the cost of any county construction or renovation project over $50,000 to create an artistic element at that particular construction or renovation project, and the remaining funds will support public art projects.
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DNREC holds information session on proposed role in offshore wind project, protestors picket outsideThe DNREC Division of Parks and Recreation holds a public information event for proposed offshore wind transmission lines at 3Rs Beach.
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After five years and four different versions of the bill, a law requiring firearm training before purchasing a handgun, known as "permit-to-purchase," passes in the Delaware General Assembly.
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Congresswoman Lisa Blunt Rochester and U.S. Assistant Secretary of Commerce for Industry and Analysis Grant Harris hosted a supply chain discussion in Delaware Thursday.
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Dozens of students and landlords showed up to Monday night’s council meeting to oppose the plan, most arguing the tax would be passed on to tenants.
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After launching an exploratory committee in December to determine whether Delaware Democrats wanted a different option in the race for governor, O'Mara officially announces his candidacy.