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January 27, 2022
Put in journalistic terms, DNREC Engineering Program Manager Jesse Hayden did not “bury the lead.” At the DNREC coastal resiliency briefing on the White Creek dredge project, he announced that
January 20, 2022
As he prepared to take part in DNREC’s online informational meeting Wednesday evening, Jan. 19, and again ask officials to dredge 1,200 feet at the north end of the Assawoman
January 13, 2022
The 2022 Delaware Legislative Session began this week, virtually, to help stop the spread of the coronavirus — a move state Sen. Gerald Hocker (R-20th) opposes and that state Rep.
December 13, 2021
When Wayne Morra bought six acres of land hedged by rolling cornfields in 1999, he was looking for some peace. A single father and a nursing instructor at…
June 13, 2021
The Democrat-controlled General Assembly passed a bill to erase a law that lets businesses pay young and new workers less than the minimum wage.
June 10, 2021
The Democrat-controlled General Assembly passed a bill to erase a law that lets businesses pay young and new workers less than the minimum wage.
June 10, 2021
The Democrat-controlled General Assembly passed a bill to erase a law that lets businesses pay young and new workers less than the minimum wage.
May 7, 2021
• The freedom to vote is an important part of a democratic society. • Voters should have the choice to vote absentee without having to provide an excuse. • We need to remove any restrictive barriers to voting. • We should remove barriers to voting that often disproportionately hinder Black and brown voters. Currently, the Delaware Constitution only allows absentee voting for a small number of reasons, and the need to amend this document is so that voters can vote without having to provi...
April 9, 2021
Lawsuit filed by former Republican candidate seeks to end virtual lawmaking Jeff Neiburg, Delaware News Journal Headlines April 8, 2021 Replay Video UP NEXT Former Republican candidate for governor Julianne Murray has filed a lawsuit in federal court on behalf of five Delaware residents against the leadership of the Delaware General Assembly to end virtual meetings and restore meeting in person. The lawsuit comes after recent gun legislation passed through the General Assembly...