Kent County has adopted its first set of regulations governing where data centers can be built in unincorporated areas, but the discussion over the industry's future is far from settled.
A proposed Delaware bill is sparking debate over school safety and whether trained employees should be allowed to carry firearms inside private schools.
Gov. Matt Meyer signed an executive order Wednesday creating a statewide election security task force, an effort he says will help ensure elections remain free, fair, and secure.
The Delaware House has passed an amended bill to limit cell phone usage in schools across the first state.
It’s been 100 days since Governor Matt Meyer took office, and lawmakers are weighing in on his early efforts to address Delaware’s most pressing issues.
Three key bills—Senate Bills 59, 60, and 61—were discussed Wednesday by the Senate Environment, Energy, and Transportation Committee, all aimed at increasing oversight, accountability, and consumer protections in the utility rate-setting process.
Members of the Senate Environment, Energy, and Transportation Committee heard from Delmarva Power on Friday morning after hundreds of constituents reached out to lawmakers, expressing concern over sharply rising utility bills across Delaware.
Lawmakers from both parties shared a sense of optimism on Tuesday after Governor Matt Meyer’s inauguration, expressing confidence in his vision for Delaware’s future.
The 153rd Delaware General Assembly convened today for its first time since the November elections, with the Senate Executive Committee reviewing appointments to the Diamond State Hospital Cost Review Board. The board, created under House Bill 350, is tasked with overseeing hospital budgets to address rising healthcare costs.
DELAWARE- Veterans could soon catch a tax break as a new bill on the table would increase the portion of their pensions that's exempt from income tax.
