Delaware Senate Bill 255 would allow drivers to have darker front side window tint, lowering the required visible light transmission from 70 percent to 35 percent.
Senate Bill 159 went into effect over the weekend following a judge’s denial of a temporary restraining order sought by the Town of Fenwick Island, even as broader legal challenges to the law continue.
Hunting options and more clarification on handguns are part of Delaware House Bill 278 that was introduced in the General Assembly on January 27.
State Rep. Lyndon Yearick is spearheading a four-bill package aimed at affordability issues.
On Wednesday, the Delaware General Assembly advanced bills that deal with immigration and detention.
A proposed amendment to the Delaware Constitution would set term limits for state lawmakers and several statewide elected positions, including the attorney general and state treasurer.
Delaware lawmakers return to Legislative Hall on Jan. 13 for the first session of the second leg of the 153rd General Assembly, and several newly introduced bills are already generating attention across the state.
Delaware Republicans are making additions to the stalled Fairness in Girls' Sports Act.
Delaware Senate Bill 213 was introduced on Tuesday. It changes the authority that the Diamond State Hospital Cost Review Board has in the oversight of hospital budgets.
A new bipartisan bill introduced Thursday would overhaul how Delaware fills vacant seats in the General Assembly, shifting power from political parties to voters by requiring primary elections in special elections.
