Delaware lawmakers are considering legislation that would extend the state's bar closing time by one hour, allowing establishments to serve customers until 2 a.m. instead of the current 1 a.m. last call.

Delaware lawmakers are considering legislation that would expand the use of traffic and speed cameras across the state.

A recently introduced bill in the Delaware General Assembly could significantly reshape how housing developments, road improvements, and land use projects move through the approval process across the state.

A bill in the Delaware House of Representatives would expand legal protections for people experiencing homelessness by limiting when local governments can remove them from public spaces and restricting certain law enforcement actions.

Delaware lawmakers are considering two new measures aimed at limiting access to energy drinks and increasing awareness about their potential health effects, particularly among children and teenagers.

Delaware teenagers could be allowed to hunt without adult supervision at a younger age under legislation being considered in the state House. The proposed bill would lower the minimum age for unsupervised hunting from 18 to 16.

A new bill in Dover could make child care more affordable for thousands of Delaware families by expanding eligibility for the state’s Purchase of Care assistance program over the next five years.

Maryland Governor Wes Moore has signed the Wicomico Highway Pedestrian Safety Act into law, a local public safety measure aimed at restricting pedestrians from standing in dangerous areas along roadways in Wicomico County.