Indigenous leaders, lawmakers and advocates gathered on the steps of Legislative Hall Tuesday for a peace walk and press conference in support of legislation that would create a Delaware Commission on Indigenous Affairs.
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School leaders from across Delaware testified Monday before the Joint Special Committees investigating the state’s recent property reassessment, highlighting disparities in public education funding.
he Delaware House of Representatives has passed a resolution to allow remote attendance and participation during special legislative sessions.
Democratic lawmakers in Dover have introduced new legislation designed to protect against a looming $400 million shortfall they say would be caused by the Trump Administration’s recently passed “One Big Beautiful Bill Act.”
Delaware House lawmakers narrowly passed a controversial end-of-life bill Tuesday, moving the legislation one step closer to becoming law.
Delmarva Power customers across Delaware are facing significant bill increases, with some seeing charges double. The rise in costs has prompted frustration and concerns about affordability, leading lawmakers to seek answers.
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 General Assembly of Delaware is now in session, with lawmakers gearing up for a busy term. Over the next 167 days, state leaders from both parties plan to tackle a range of pressing issues, including housing and education challenges.