Delaware lawmakers are looking to set new boundaries at emergency scenes with a bill that could limit how close the public can get to first responders.

Delaware lawmakers are advancing legislation aimed at protecting emergency vehicles and supporting first responders by strengthening penalties for vandalism.

Delaware's Democratic leaders are calling for a halt to a proposed electric rate increase, sending a letter to the Public Service Commission urging regulators to reject Delmarva Power's latest proposal. However, across the aisle, Republicans say those same Democrats should shoulder the blame for the situation.

Some Delaware lawmakers are pushing for a bill that would fine drivers who do not clear their vehicles of ice or snow before driving.

Delaware lawmakers are taking another run at a bill aimed at reshaping where recreational marijuana stores can operate months after Gov. Matt Meyer vetoed it.

Delaware lawmakers are considering Senate Bill 222, which would impose term limits on state legislators and several statewide elected officials. Currently, Delaware has no term limits, but lawmakers remain divided on the measure.

Delaware lawmakers are taking aim at cell phone use in schools after the House passed Senate Bill 106 on Tuesday, a move many community members and school leaders say is needed to address the growing problem of phones in classrooms.

Delaware lawmakers returned to Legislative Hall on Tuesday, kicking off the new legislative session. Lawmakers shared a wide-ranging list of priorities for the new year with WBOC, including affordable housing, education funding, health care access, and potential changes to voter ID laws.

Delaware State Senator Dave Lawson (R-Marydel) has announced he will not be seeking re-election in 2026 and will retire at the end of his term.