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The University of Delaware broke ground on Nov. 9 on Biden Hall, the future home of the Joseph R. Biden, Jr. School of Public Policy and Administration.
The fledgling Delaware Black Conservative Alliance has been designed to support the Republican Party, while making a statement of its own.
The U.S. District Court of Delaware ruled Tuesday, Nov. 10, that the U.S. Department of Justice cannot access the state’s unredacted voter rolls, marking the Trump administration’s 28th loss trying to gain such information.
The Delaware Task Force on Free, Fair and Secure Elections met Thursday, Nov. 12, to discuss how the midterm process went, while the Department of Elections called the vote one of the most seamless in 10 years.
The Delaware Senate majority caucus selected its leadership Thursday, Nov. 12, for the 154th General Assembly, with some notable changes.
Two Delaware voters have filed a federal lawsuit seeking a second seat for the state in the U.S. House of Representatives, arguing the longstanding 435-member limit leaves Delawareans with less
14-year Delaware state Senator Bryan Townsend was nominated to lead the Democratic Caucus as the next term
A new chair of the University of Connecticut’s Board of Trustees was selected by the governor.
Former Mesa County Sheriff’s Deputy Alexander Zwinck—who resigned last year following an internal investigation and a lawsuit from Colorado Attorney General Phil Weiser for improperly sharing information with federal immigration authorities—has taken a job with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE). Zwinck had previously faced scrutiny and a state lawsuit over a 2025 traffic stop that led to a Utah college student being detained by ICE.
By 2030, all of the revenue generated by Colorado's new graduated income tax rate will be needed to cover the state's Medicaid expenses, Gov. Jared Polis told members of the Joint Budget Committee on Thursday.
Gov.-elect Weiser and the overwhelmingly Democratic legislature will likely take a scalpel to Propositions 134 and 135.
Hurd not only outperformed in Colorado — he fared better than Republican incumbents running in districts with similar political dynamics across the country