Delaware abortion rights stay intact if SCOTUS overturns Roe v. Wade
Democrat-pushed state laws are expected to protect abortion rights in Delaware even if the U.S. Supreme Court overturns Roe v. Wade next summer.
Source: milfordbeacon.com
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Delaware police transparency Zoom meeting disrupted by racist comments
A Zoom meeting about amending the Officers Bill of Rights was disrupted by an attendee who used a racial slur, prompting officials to condemn him.
Source: milfordbeacon.com
Latest police reform bill lacks teeth of measure that failed last year
Delaware lawmakers introduced a new police transparency reform package after criticisms from law enforcement
Source: delawareonline.com
Here's what to expect from Delaware's 2022 legislative session
Issues include omicron, marijuana, police transparency, guns, millions in extra revenue and an internal ethics inquiry against one of their own.
Source: delawareonline.com
Delaware could ticket drivers who don't clean snow, ice off their car
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.
Source: delmarvanow.com
After misdemeanor arrest, Darius Brown's jury trial starts Wednesday
It launches a legal inquiry that has already revealed inconsistencies in the Delaware Way and could end the Wilmington Democrats Senate career.
Source: delawareonline.com
Delaware could ticket drivers who don't clean snow, ice off their car
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.
Source: delawareonline.com
Judge rejects Purdue Pharma's sweeping opioid settlement
A judge has rejected OxyContin maker Purdue Pharma’s bankruptcy settlement of thousands of lawsuits over the opioid epidemic.
Source: delawareonline.com
As evictions rise, why Delaware can be slow to dole out rental assistance
The timeline between applying and receiving federal aid can take over a month, leading some renters to potentially face eviction despite qualifying.
Source: delawareonline.com
Delaware police transparency Zoom meeting disrupted by racist comments
A Zoom meeting about amending the Officers Bill of Rights was disrupted by an attendee who used a racial slur, prompting officials to condemn him.
Source: delawareonline.com