In announcing his retirement from politics, Hensley highlighted his work on education and disability advocacy.
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Governor Matt Meyer has announced the historic nomination of Robert P. Storch to serve as Delaware’s first inspector general, a newly created role aimed at strengthening oversight and accountability across state government.
Governor Matt Meyer announced the appointment of Brenda Wise to the Delaware Economic and Financial Advisory Council. Her appointment comes weeks after controversy surrounding Meyer’s decision to remove longtime DEFAC member Mike Houghton.
U.S. Sen. Chris Coons gave a speech on the Senate floor to honor the life of Delaware State Police Corporal Matthew “Ty” Snook. Sen. Coons described Cpl. Snook as a devoted family man dedicated to serving Delaware.
You may have been busy this week, gearing up for Halloween, for the stories you may have missed along the way, this is your Week In Review.
Kowalko served in the Delaware House of Representatives for 16 years, representing the Newark-area district from 2006 until his retirement in 2022.
According to Chandler Funeral Home, a visitation will be held from 5 to 8 p.m. Thursday, Aug. 21, at Chandler Funeral Home located at 2506 Concord Pike in Wilmington for Former Delaware Governor and U.S. Congressman Mike Castle.
After a narrow 121-vote loss in District 20’s special election, the Sussex GOP praised candidate Nikki Miller, highlighted campaign progress, announced voter outreach events, and vowed to strengthen operations and strategy ahead of the 2026 election.
Gov. Matt Meyer on Thursday announced a leadership transition in his administration, moving Chief of Staff Vanessa Phillips to the role of senior advisor and promoting Deputy Legal Counsel Misty Seemans to chief of staff.