A Delaware Senate committee is reviewing a bill that would expand insurance coverage and standards for mental health and substance use treatment.
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PETA is asking Delaware lawmakers to become the first state in the nation requiring dog owners to take their pets for daily walks.
The Delaware Court of Chancery has upheld House Bill 242, a law that changes how property taxes are calculated following the state’s long-delayed reassessments.
Delaware lawmakers will hold public hearings this fall to review the state’s recent property reassessment.
Legislative leaders announced members of special committees to review Delaware’s first statewide property reassessment in decades. The panels will hold hearings this fall on possible reforms and tax relief.
The Delaware Court of Chancery has ruled that ChristianaCare can move forward with a lawsuit challenging the constitutionality of a new state hospital oversight law.
In these partisan times Democratic and Republican lawmakers had vastly different reactions to Tuesday nights Presidential address in front of Congress. That includes reactions from politicians here in Delaware.
The amendment does not require the governor’s signature.
A bill that would allow terminally ill patients in Delaware to seek medical aid in dying advances out of the House Health and Human Development Committee on Wednesday.
Delawareans now have increased personal data privacy protections under the Delaware Personal Data Privacy Act, which officially went into effect at the beginning of this year.