State Rep. Rich Collins of Delaware’s 41st District, who has served since 2014, announced he will not seek reelection in 2026. Two candidates have qualified so far for the race: Democrat Ryan Stuckey and Republican Douglas Conaway.
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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 Governor Matt Meyer has declared a state of emergency as the ongoing federal government shutdown threatens to disrupt access to food assistance for thousands of people in the First State.
A new revenue forecast from the Delaware Economic and Financial Advisory Council (DEFAC) has sparked debate among state leaders about how to respond to projected budget shortfalls tied to recent federal tax changes.
A new Delaware law that restricts prolonged dog barking officially takes effect today. The legislation makes it illegal for people to allow their dog to bark for an extensive period.
Delaware lawmakers will hold public hearings this fall to review the state’s recent property reassessment.
Today, Delaware Governor Matt Meyer is expected to sign House Bill 119, known as the Freedom to Read Act. The legislation outlines that library materials cannot be removed because of the creator’s background or views.
The First State is getting ready to celebrate some first-rate teachers. Delaware will honor twenty outstanding educators at a celebration on Oct. 14.
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.
Democratic leaders in the Delaware General Assembly have announced the formation of bipartisan special committees to investigate the statewide property reassessment, following mounting concern with new tax bills sent to homeowners.