he Delaware House of Representatives has passed a resolution to allow remote attendance and participation during special legislative sessions.
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A dispute between Milford City Council and a property owner last year has led to some Delaware legislators introducing bills that would limit the use of eminent domain in the First State.
House Bill 112, sponsored by Representative Bryan Shupe (R), is proposed legislation that would require voters to present a state-issued, photo ID to vote.
Delaware House Bill 46, introduced by House Republican Bryan Shupe (RD-36), looks to adjust the state's current abortion laws. It would require minors under the age of 16 to receive parental consent for the procedure.
Power bill costs are on the rise across the peninsula, and some businesses in Delaware are feeling the pressure.
A new study to assess the feasibility of a multi-use path between Milford and Slaughter Beach is officially kicking off.
Delaware’s 36th District Representative Bryan Shupe says he has confirmed his victory in the District’s Republican Primary following an audit of election results.
DOVER, Del.- Democratic dominance in the First State is raising concern for one lawmaker.
MILFORD, Del.- DelDOT is working on a forward thinking concept plan in preparation for development over the next two decades. Although, some in Milford say it's not needed.
A Senate bill requiring anyone in Delaware wanting to buy a handgun to first be fingerprinted, undergo training and obtain permission from the state has cleared a House committee.