Valerie Jones Giltner

Pace of Action Speeds Up as Days Grow Short

With only seven scheduled legislative days left before the 153rd General Assembly adjourns at the end of the month, the sense of urgency is quickening the pace at which bills are moving through the legislature. With this being the second […]

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 […]

Leading Health Advocates Urge Lawmakers to Prioritize Workforce Growth

Members of the First State Health Leaders Alliance (FSHLA) advocated at Legislative Hall this week to promote their initiatives to support and expand Delaware’s healthcare workforce. Alliance members, including the Delaware Healthcare Association, the Delaware Nurses Association, the Delaware Pharmacists […]

Lawsuit Seeks to Block Delaware’s Assisted-Suicide Law

A coalition of groups advocating for people with life-threatening disabilities has filed a lawsuit in U.S. District Court against Governor Matt Meyer and other state officials seeking to block the implementation of Delaware’s medically assisted suicide law. Signed by the […]