First State Focus

Lawmakers targeted improvements in education and child care, focusing on early education and underserved students.

Las tiendas que venden productos de CBD no tendrían permitido ofrecer bebidas embriagantes, mientras los legisladores hacen un segundo intento por regular la materia.

State lawmakers let Fenwick Island change its charter in 2008 to permit voting by corporations, trusts and other “artificial" entities.

The state says the four-year school will train doctors in Delaware and help address provider shortages, particularly in rural communities.

Mayor John Carney took issue with the tactics of protesters who have been demanding more aid to Wilmington’s rent-burdened renters and more shelter beds.

“Anonymous tips” led ICE investigators to seek wage records for 15 businesses, the attorney general said. She suspects more subpoenas are coming.

The Rockwood Museum pairs works by five regional artists with its historic collection to explore race, identity and who is included in “We the People.”

Phase-one costs of the Edgemoor container terminal construction have ballooned from $415 million to $669 million.

Federal law redefining how THC levels are measured could make most intoxicating hemp products illegal starting in November.

Dwayne Bensing says the office needs new leadership. If he won, Bensing would be the first gay man elected attorney general of any state.

To receive vouchers, heads of families must meet income requirements and be working, looking for work or doing job training.

The federal lawsuit charges that the 2012 law serves to “chill free speech," but a state official says the plaintiffs are “trying to keep dark money dark.”

Stores that sell CBD products would not be permitted to offer the intoxicating beverages as lawmakers take a second crack at regulation.

El gobernador Matt Meyer ha prometido “combatir el exceso de autoridad federal”. Ahora quiere que el tribunal de apelaciones de Filadelfia suspenda la orden.

Los activistas de derechos civiles afirman que los líderes estatales deben proporcionar más recursos a los estudiantes multilingües o enfrentarse a acciones legales inmediatas