Gov. Meyer along with 17 other Democratic governors sent a letter to Congressional leadership asking for these credits to be extended beyond the end of 2025, citing concerns over the millions of people who stand to lose health coverage.

Nine of 10 members of the working group supported the final package of 20 recommendations voted on during their Sept. 11th meeting.

Various departments asked for a total of 10 more full-time staff positions.

A busy road in Milford could see safety improvements, but the process is still in the early stages.

Under the agreement reached, officers promoted will return to their original positions and compensation, and a new process will be introduced to decide police department promotions.

Delaware’s social equity marijuana business license holders will soon begin receiving grants to help launch the rest of the First State’s recreational cannabis market.

Wilmington City Councilmember Yolanda McCoy introduced two ordinances to Council. One would require landlords to provide tenants' rights with their leases; the other allows tenants to hold part of their rent in escrow with the city.

Delaware continues its streak of legislation to support fire companies across the state, particularly for volunteer departments struggling with recruitment and retention.

The U.S. House lawmakers are considering cutting P&A and Client Assistance Program funding.

Although many refer to them as “tiny homes”, Georgetown’s language uses cottage homes, which proponents explain is because these structures are double the size of a tiny home on average.

US Wind files a crossclaim against the Trump administration over its intent to withdraw permits for a Delaware-Maryland offshore wind project.

The Senate HELP Subcommittee on Education and the American Family held a forum this week spotlighting the impact of HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy, Jr.’s recent vaccine policies.