Texas Senate Bill No. 29 On May 7, 2025, the Texas Legislature adopted Senate Bill No. 29 (first introduced last February), which provides for significant amendments to the Texas Business Organizations Code (TBOC). The amendments have been sent to Governor …
Why Should Delaware Care? After a decade of advocacy, physician-assisted death is now legal in Delaware. The bill’s passage comes less than a year after it was vetoed by former Governor John Carney. The newly signed law, which has sparked years of …
Kyle Magdziuk, a wildlife biologist with DNREC conservation partner Tall Timbers, bagged his gobbler this season on public land, at Taber State Forest near Harrington managed by the Delaware Forest Service /DNREC photo Two of Delaware’s most popular …
A rally on the steps of Legislative Hall in Dover Tuesday highlighted the squeeze that non-profits are feeling with recent federal cuts and uncertainty over state Grants-in-Aid. "Delaware cannot afford to lose the essential services that non-profits …
There’s a big weekend ahead! Along with graduation ceremonies and celebrations, many of us will have a day off from work on Monday for Memorial Day. But Memorial Day isn’t just the unofficial start of summer and a day to fire up the grill and relax, it’s a …
Mark Monroe and Steve Ball perform as part of “Camp Delaware” last year. The show was filmed in segments last year and now a filmed version of the show will be screened this Thursday at the National Veterans Memorial and Museum in Columbus. A panel …
Memorial Day weekend marks the unofficial start of summer at Delaware beaches, with the return of tourists and reopening of seasonal businesses. Various events are scheduled, including the Poseidon Festival in Bethany Beach, an Artisans Fair in Ocean View, …
It's that special time of the year when your eyes turn red, your head throbs and you have no desire to go outside and do anything. It's allergy season in Delaware. While the flowers blooming in spring is a source of joy for many, there are many …
Gov. Matt Meyer showed his support for funding SEPTA as Delaware riders risk losing their commute. Meyer wrote a letter to the SEPTA board members on May 20, committing to collaborating with Pennsylvania and SEPTA leaders to find a solution that keeps the …
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