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Issues include omicron, marijuana, police transparency, guns, millions in extra revenue and an internal ethics inquiry against one of their own.

The bill by Sen. Bryan Townsend, a Newark Democrat, would fine drivers up to $1,500 depending on the vehicle and if the debris causes harm or damage.

The bill by Sen. Bryan Townsend, a Newark Democrat, would fine drivers up to $1,500 depending on the vehicle and if the debris causes harm or damage.

COMPANY NEWS: Fastly, a global edge cloud network provider, today announced the launch of Origin Inspector, an origin-to-edge real-time visibility pro...

The timeline between applying and receiving federal aid can take over a month, leading some renters to potentially face eviction despite qualifying.

Chefs For Farmers returns to Dallas Nov. 4-7 for a 3-day weekend of events celebrating local chefs, farmers and artisans.

Racing a cop, ditching the mask, heading to the zoo: News from around our 50 states From USA TODAY Network and wire reports Alabama Montgomery: The city will offer 100 $50 Walmart gift cards each at four neighborhood COVID-19 vaccine clinics in an attempt to combat declining numbers in the state. The clinics will not require an appointment, insurance or identification. “Our goal has always been to protect the lives and livelihoods of everyone in Montgomery,” Mayor Steven Ree...

Why lawmakers want to protect people who may face eviction in Delaware Sarah Gamard, Delaware News Journal Headlines May 11, 2021 Replay Video Democrats are trying to protect people who may face eviction in Delaware amid the COVID-19 pandemic. Senate Bill 101 by Sen. Bryan Townsend, D-Newark, would give the right to free legal counsel to people whose income is no more than twice the federal poverty guideline, which is determined and updated by the U.S. Department of Health...

Why lawmakers want to protect people who may face eviction in Delaware Sarah Gamard, Delaware News Journal Headlines May 11, 2021 Replay Video Democrats are trying to protect people who may face eviction in Delaware amid the COVID-19 pandemic. Senate Bill 101 by Sen. Bryan Townsend, D-Newark, would give the right to free legal counsel to people whose income is no more than twice the federal poverty guideline, which is determined and updated by the U.S. Department of Health...

Delaware Business Now Reading Time: 1 minute At the start of the pandemic last year, Delaware imposed a moratorium on evictions, an order that was modified by Gov. John Carney in July to allow evictions if they were “necessary in the interest of justice.” But pandemic or not, renters face an uphill battle once a landlord starts the eviction process. It’s a battle most tenants fight on their own. According to analysis by the University of Delaware’s Biden School of Public Policy and A...