Legislators ended the legislative session by collecting 10,977 menstrual products for The Delaware Dignity Project during a donation drive.
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Gov. Matt Meyer vetoed a $35 million appropriation for the proposed Legislative Hall expansion, saying the money should instead be directed toward higher-priority needs amid affordability concerns.
The Delaware Senate unanimously passed fiscal year 2027 budget bills, including a $6.99 billion operating budget and $146.2 million supplemental plan, with funding for raises, education, health care, retirees and public safety. The bills now head to the House.
CoastTV News has earned a regional Edward R. Murrow Award in the Television/Small Market category for Newscast. This marks the first Murrow Award win for the station.
A building constructed at the end of the 18th century continues to stand as a reminder of Delaware’s early days as the first state in the United States.
A bill introduced Jan. 15 would allow terminally ill patients with valid medical marijuana cards to use medical marijuana while staying at health care facilities in Delaware.
Delaware lawmakers opened the first of four special committee hearings Tuesday with pointed questions for Tyler Technologies over the state’s first property reassessment in more than four decades.
A Special Committee formed to examine Delaware’s statewide property reassessment will hold its first public hearing on Tuesday, Sept. 30, at 9:30 a.m. in the Senate Chamber at Legislative Hall.
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.
Alonna Berry was officially sworn in Tuesday, Aug. 12, as the new representative for Delaware’s 20th House District, filling the seat vacated by Stell Parker-Selby in June.