Sarah Mueller is WHYY News’ Delaware politics reporter. Her beat focuses on the Delaware General Assembly and state government as a whole.
Sarah is no stranger to Delawareans, as she previously reported on the statehouse for Delaware Public Media. She has several years of experience covering politics, including her time at NPR Illinois and at WFSU Public Media in Tallahassee, Florida. She has also worked for Lehigh Valley News.
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Listen 3:43Delaware Senate Democrats say the governor agreed to allow a pot zoning bill to become law. Gov. Meyer denies existence of a deal.
9 months ago
Republican state lawmakers complain they were not consulted before Democrats announced bipartisan committee hearings.
9 months ago
Listen 0:52Advocates say the state lacks transparency on school drinking water quality and attempts to remove lead contamination.
9 months ago
Listen 0:56Delaware Attorney General Kathy Jennings said $15 million for state crime survivors, shelters and providers is at stake. New Jersey and 18 other states are also suing.
9 months ago
Listen 1:00Delaware got an “F” for government accountability and ethics a decade ago from the Center for Public Integrity.
9 months ago
Listen 1:03Democratic state lawmakers recently passed a controversial bill to move the Delmarva Peninsula project forward, overriding the denial of a local land use permit.
9 months ago
Listen 0:59The debate was sharpest in the state House, where members accused each other of grandstanding.
9 months ago
Listen 1:05House lawmakers have introduced their legislation for the special session. State senators plan to reveal their proposals Monday.
10 months ago
Listen 1:02Former U.S. Rep. Gabby Giffords met with local advocates working to access more funding to continue combating gun violence in Delaware.
10 months ago
Listen 0:50New Castle County homeowners are crying foul after residential taxes rise while tax bills for some major companies fall.
10 months ago
Listen 1:10Limited assistance plagues Delawareans seeking utility assistance. But new laws could help avoid shutoffs.
10 months ago
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