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Bill Closes Legal Loophole to Hold Shooters Accountable

Bipartisan legislation, ceremonially signed by Gov. Matt Meyer on Legislative Mall this week, significantly increases penalties for those intentionally shooting towards residences, schools, businesses and other places where people congregate. Previously under Delaware law, a person who fired a weapon […]

Support Enacted for the Owners of Retired Police Horses

The owners of retired police horses will soon be able to receive up to $5,000 annually to help pay for the expenses of caring for their equines. Senate Bill 38, as amended, was sponsored by Sen. Dave Lawson. “From community […]

Agreement Announced to Pause a Lawsuit Contesting State Control Over Hospitals

Earlier this week, the State of Delaware and ChristianaCare announced an agreement that pauses ongoing litigation over a controversial law that placed the budgeting authority of Delaware’s private non-profit hospitals under state control. House Substitute 2 for House Bill 350 […]

State Representative’s Controversial Social Media Posts Cited as Offensive, Troubling

Recent posts by State Rep. Eric Morrison (D-Glasgow) on his official state Facebook page have drawn sharp criticism. The first post, made September 18, featured a screen-grab of an NBC News story that referenced the potential for a military recruitment […]