The Maryland House and Senate both passed a bill to pave the way for congressional redistricting today, which some believe is likely to elimin…
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A debate over Maryland's congressional districts took an unusual turn Monday night when an Eastern Shore lawmaker proposed asking local voters if the Shore should secede from the state.
Maryland legislative leaders say lawmakers will only be allowed to submit bills related to congressional redistricting during the General Assembly’s upcoming special session, drawing sharp criticism from Republican leaders.
A proposal to dissolve Greenwood’s municipal government is fueling debate over the town’s finances, taxes and future services.
Maryland Congressman Andy Harris has joined several other Republican representatives in calling for the U.S. Constitution’s 17th Amendment to be repealed.
More than two centuries after Delaware became the first state to ratify the U.S. Constitution, the First State also became home to the first Delawarean elected president of the United States.
Legislation moving through the Delaware General Assembly would require criminal background checks for many current and prospective members of the state's fire companies and emergency medical services.
A proposed amendment to the Delaware Constitution aimed at protecting the right to marry failed to advance in the Delaware House on Wednesday.
Delaware legislative officials say the state Senate voted to approve a $6.99 billion operating budget for Fiscal Year 2027 on June 18. FY27 begins on July 1, 2026. They say it will invest heavily in competitive salaries and benefits for public sector workers and retirees in the First State. The budget will also direct substantial resources into the state's public schools and prioritize the health and safety of Delaware communities through various initiatives.
Governor Matt Meyer recently signed House Bill 278 into law, which expands hunting in Delaware by removing restrictions that had previously limited doing so on Sundays.