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The framework for a new school funding model presented to Delaware Senate and House education committee members has three tiers for state funding.
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Delaware Attorney General Kathy Jennings joins a lawsuit against the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services for discriminating against transgender people.
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The ordinance's sponsor Chris Johnson said he’s a proponent of marijuana sales in the First State, but he wants to know smoke shops are only selling safe products.
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This is the second time Darby has proposed Council term limits with a vote set for Feb. 5.
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The district's new budget is just under 4% higher than the current year’s. But, in putting it together, district officials had to contend with uncertainty and one unwelcome surprise.
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Now, state housing authority officials are urging those on the waitlist to review their applications and ensure all information is still active to keep their spot.
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The strategy is split into four parts, addressing homeowners, renters, water bills and homelessness.
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While Sunday’s snow changed plans for the Eastside 3rd District MLK Day Cleanup in Wilmington, it didn’t completely cancel the community day of giving.
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The city’s charter limits the amount of money the city can raise at $3 million dollars. At a meeting Friday, commissioners debated changing that to a percentage-based cap.
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Delaware's Department of Transportation's total operating budget for 2026 is up about 3% from the previous year.
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Georgetown has had a state-designated Downtown Development District since 2016, and the ten-year limit on that state designation ends this year.
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The new ordinance aligns city code with state law.