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Disputed “Ghost Gun” Proposal Moves Forward, Despite Unanswered Questions

A bill seeking to circumvent ongoing litigation over a controversial state gun law will advance after clearing a House committee earlier this week, despite unanswered questions over its legality or practicality. Under a 2021 state law, it is a felony […]

Bill Would Prevent Police from Publicly Sharing Photos When Seeking Most Suspects

A bill passed by the House of Representatives in a contested vote on Tuesday would bar police from seeking the public’s help in identifying suspects in most crimes. House Bill 59 (as amended) has two distinct aspects. The first would […]

State Revenue Forecast Predicts an Increase of $196 Million

The Delaware Economic Financial Advisory Council (DEFAC) issued its latest state revenue estimate earlier this week for the upcoming Fiscal Year 2027, which begins July 1. This estimate is the fourth in a series of five and will play a […]

“Buy Local, Eat Local” Benefits Consumers and Delaware Family Farms

Twelve years ago, State Rep. Lyndon Yearick partnered with the Delaware Department of Agriculture to establish Delaware Grown Week — an annual observation to facilitate better, healthier relationships between Delaware farmers and local consumers. Last week, Rep. Yearick sponsored House […]