|
While the nation’s midterm elections are coming up Nov. 3, some significant Delaware positions will be voted on, as well.
more
 By Kaitlyn Cupelli
|
2/10/26
|
|
Nearly all of Delaware’s Democratic legislators signed a Feb. 4 letter to the state’s Public Service Commission, urging it to reject Delmarva Power’s latest rate increase request.
more
By Kaitlyn Cupelli
|
2/6/26
|
|
DOVER – The Joint Finance Committee meeting on education went from celebration to interrogation when three higher education institutions spoke about their requested budgets for fiscal year 2027 on …
more
 By Xiomara Moore
|
2/6/26
|
|
Brian Maxwell, director of the Delaware Office of Management and Budget, offered further insight into Gov. Matt Meyer’s proposed budget at the General Assembly’s first Joint Finance …
more
By Kaitlyn Cupelli
|
2/4/26
|
|
The fate of a bill that would create guardrails for large energy consumers remains uncertain after a Jan. 28 hearing by a Delaware Senate committee.
more
By Kaitlyn Cupelli
|
2/3/26
|
|
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton is suing a Delaware nurse practitioner over her telehealth clinic, Her Safe Harbor, because it offers abortion pills by mail.
more
By Kaitlyn Cupelli
|
2/2/26
|
|
Delaware Senate Democrats introduced Senate Resolution 17 on Jan. 29, criticizing the lethal use of force being used by agents in the U.S. Department of Homeland Security.
more
By Kaitlyn Cupelli
|
2/1/26
|
|
House Bill 272, a measure prohibiting “interference with reproductive health services or exercise of religion,” was released from the Delaware House of Representatives’ Judiciary Committee on Jan. 28.
more
By Xiomara Moore
|
2/1/26
|
|
Following an hour-and-a-half-long caucus Jan. 29, the Delaware House of Representatives kept debate short before voting on two bills before the legislature’s break for Joint Finance Committee meetings.
more
By Kaitlyn Cupelli
|
2/1/26
|
|
While the Delaware Senate’s Education Committee heard testimony and public comment about the proposed Fairness in Girls’ Sports Act on Jan. 28, no action was taken.
more
By Xiomara Moore
|
1/30/26
|
|
Following Gov. Matt Meyer’s presentation of his $7.09 billion proposed budget Jan. 29, Republican leaders responded positively.
more
By Kaitlyn Cupelli
|
1/29/26
|
|
Gov. Matt Meyer presented his recommended operating budget for the media Jan. 28, where he outlined his priorities in education, housing, health care and Delaware’s workforce.
…
more
By Kaitlyn Cupelli
|
1/29/26
|
|
Delaware senators voted Jan. 28 to repass Senate Bills 63 and 75, following Gov. Matt Meyer vetoing the measures on Aug. 28, 2025.
more
By Kaitlyn Cupelli
|
1/28/26
|
|
Rep. Lyndon Yearick, R-Magnolia, is advancing a package of four tax bills, aimed at easing financial burdens for low-and-moderate-income Delawareans.
more
Daily State News
|
1/27/26
|
|
Gov. Matt Meyer will present his proposed budget Jan. 29, but he offered some insight into it during his State of the State last week.
more
By Kaitlyn Cupelli
|
1/26/26
|
|
|
Gov. Matt Meyer has called on the Delaware Public Service Commission to stop approving Delmarva Power rate increases, an announcement that was met with loud applause during his State of the State …
more
By Kaitlyn Cupelli
|
1/26/26
|
|
The General Assembly’s civility resolution was once again invoked in the Senate chambers this past week, as Republican and Democrat senators clashed over newly introduced reassessment bills.
more
By Kaitlyn Cupelli
|
1/25/26
|
|
The Delaware General Assembly’s Joint Education Committee met Jan. 21 to propose a new educational funding system.
more
By Xiomara Moore
|
1/23/26
|
|
During his second State of the State on Jan. 22, Gov. Matt Meyer declared that Delaware remains strong, as it works through challenges and uncertainties.
more
By Kaitlyn Cupelli
|
1/23/26
|
|
Republican leaders in the Delaware General Assembly had mostly positive thoughts to share following Gov. Matt Meyer’s State of the State on Jan. 22, though there were some concerns.
more
By Kaitlyn Cupelli
|
1/23/26
|