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A swarm of environmental threats are driving down bee populations worldwide. In response, honeybees and their keepers in North America became the face of “Save the Bees.”But apiarists in Delaware are sounding the alarm on the ongoing threat to native bee populations.Delaware Public Media’s Rachel Sawicki explores the buzz about bees this week with First State experts and advocates, and what Delawareans can do to help certain bee species take flight.
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A bill to provide financial assistance for installing in-home electric vehicle chargers for low-income Delawareans is released from the House Natural Resource and Energy Committee.
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The program began just over two years ago and mirrors the acute care delivered at a brick-and-mortar hospital.
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Legislation to create a hospital cost review board in an attempt to lower healthcare costs is introduced, but members of the healthcare community strongly oppose it.
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The Delaware Department of Health and Social Services and Gov. John Carney announce changes to the state's Purchase of Care program
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Starting in 2025, Delaware will require health insurers to cover screenings for those at risk of ovarian cancer.
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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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Storm season is approaching, and thunderstorms and straight line winds are among the things to look out for in coming months.
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Sussex County is grappling with a healthcare shortage, but for people in the LGBTQ+ community, it can be even harder to find adequate care.