Delaware Governor Matt Meyer has signed three new bills into law aimed at strengthening the First State’s animal welfare through limiting retail pet sales, increasing penalties for repeat animal cruelty offenders, and requiring veterinarians to report suspected cruelty.

Delaware is taking a major step toward making healthcare more affordable and accessible after Governor Matt Meyer signed a package of three healthcare bills Monday that supporters say will reduce costs for patients, strengthen primary care and protect the state's nonprofit hospitals.

MARYLAND - Governor Moore announced Friday that the state of Maryland is under a Code Red air quality condition due to the wildfire smoke from…

Worcester County law enforcement leaders say stronger coordination, additional resources and improved social media monitoring will be key to preventing future teen takeover events in Ocean City and surrounding communities.

Governor Wes Moore announced Wednesday that Maryland will invest $20 million in public boating and waterway improvement projects across the state during Fiscal Year 2027, with much of that funding going towards the Eastern Shore.

The Delaware NAACP State Conference is speaking out following a traffic stop and arrest involving a Dover woman that has prompted internal and state reviews.

The U.S. Department of Justice has filed a federal lawsuit against the State of Maryland seeking to block the state's newly enacted Community Trust Act, arguing the act unlawfully interferes with federal immigration enforcement and violates the U.S. Constitution.

First State lawmakers are responding after Gov. Matt Meyer (D) vetoed $35 million previously earmarked for a Legislative Hall expansion.

Maryland Congressman Andy Harris has joined several other Republican representatives in calling for the U.S. Constitution’s 17th Amendment to be repealed.

Delaware lawmakers approved several high-profile bills during the final hours of the 153rd General Assembly's legislative session, which stretched into the early morning of July 1 before adjournment at nearly 5 a.m.