Bryan Shupe

Bill Seeking to Hike Business Fees Passes House in Contested Vote

A bill that will generate more than $140 million annually for the state by hiking numerous business fees cleared the House of Representatives on Thursday and heads to the Senate for consideration. Sponsored by House Democratic Leader Kerri Evelyn Harris […]

Governor Signs Order to Protect Delaware Elections from “Federal Interference”

Critics Note House and Senate Democrats Continue to Block Delaware Election Reforms in the Legislature Governor Matt Meyer on Wednesday signed Executive Order 19, establishing the Delaware Task Force on Free, Fair, and Secure Elections, characterizing the action as an […]

People Intentionally Damaging Emergency Vehicles Could Face Stiffer Repercussions Under Bill

People who intentionally damage vehicles used by Delaware’s first-responders could be charged with a class F felony under legislation recently passed by the State Senate. Senate Bill 232, sponsored by State Sen. Dave Wilson, R-Cedar Creek Hundred, raises the significance […]

Proposal Would Remove Bureaucratic Barrier to Healthcare Expansion

The author of a bill filed in the House of Representatives this week says his proposal would help Delaware meet its increasing need for healthcare services. “Delaware is growing fast, getting older, and our healthcare system is already behind,” said […]