Gov. Matt Meyer signed three Delaware criminal justice reform bills aimed at reducing court debt for low-income people, protecting digital privacy and improving reentry support.
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Summer heat and humidity returns today, with a chance of showers and storms tonight with a cold front.
The Delaware Office of Highway Safety urge both drivers and riders to remain cautious on roads ahead of the annual bike week.
The Delaware Supreme Court reinstated House Bill 451, allowing the state to restrict most firearm purchases and possession by people ages 18 to 20, after reversing a lower court ruling that had struck down the law.
A federal appeals court rejected a request by the Americans for Prosperity Foundation to challenge a ruling in its lawsuit over Delaware’s campaign finance disclosure rules.
Delaware will increase its military pension tax exemption from $12,500 to $25,000 by 2029, under Senate Bill 219. The law applies to all military retirees regardless of age and begins phasing in during the 2027 tax year.
The Fair Standards in Mental Health Care Act, places new limits on some insurance coverage delays and denials.
Delaware State Police are investigating a shooting that happened early Monday morning in Dover.
Major joint replacement work begins at the Delaware Memorial Bridge through Nov. 24, leading to continuous lane closures and a new traffic pattern for drivers heading into New Jersey.
Quiet and comfortable conditions will continue across Sussex County through Tuesday evening as high pressure remains in control.