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Car and House engulfed in Flames Saturday
Delaware Fire Marshall is investigating the cause of a fire Saturday just before 4:00 in the afternoon.
House OKs replacing DSTP, school rewards
Bills that will replace the Delaware Student Testing Program with a computerized test and will financially reward the schools that do the best job educating at-risk students passed in the House on Thursday and now await the governor's signature.
Budget ax aimed at fix-up program
The upcoming state budget would give lawmakers less than half the money they got this year for a controversial program to fix streets, plant trees and pave parking lots in their districts, a legislative committee recommended Sunday.
Police say teen is destructive graffiti vandal
A high-profile graffiti tagger was arrested Thursday for scrawling his signature vandalism on objects ranging from bridges to highway barriers across New Castle County, police said.
Cooling tower resolution passes
The Senate has passed a resolution calling for environmental officials to label closed-cycle cooling systems among the best technology available for industrial facilities.
Senators have time to select new leader
From his seat on the 50-yard line of the Senate Chamber, Bridgeville Democrat Thurman G. Adams Jr.
Elsmere places police chief, 2 others on leave
Elsmere's top two cops and an administrative assistant were placed on paid administrative leave by town council Thursday night.
Gov. Jack Markell signed a bill last week designed to make it easier to adopt children in Delaware - " a move that is expected to help 100 families in the state.
Woman struck by pickup in Del.
ELSMERE, Del. - May 28, 2009 - -- A 19-year-old woman from Delaware is hospitalized after she was hit by a pickup truck while crossing the street.
Both new laws were sponsored by Senate Majority Whip Patricia Blevins of Elsmere.
Governor Markell says, "Keepinig Delawareans safe is one of the most important responsibilities for those of us in government, and these two laws do exactly that." The first statute provides victims' services to kids who are "earwitnesses".. that is, they hear... domestic violence, even if they do not observe it.
Delaware's swine flu count now up to 85
State public health officials have confirmed 24 more swine flu cases -- all in children under 16.
New Castle County Police have charged a Newark teen with trying to break in to a woman's apartment near Elsmere.
Perennial bill's fate same -- it's dead
A bill that would ban discrimination based on sexual orientation in areas such as housing and hiring died Wednesday in a Senate committee -- marking the latest defeat in supporters' perennial efforts to get such laws passed in Delaware.
Gambling bill's opponents still fighting
Delaware is 14 votes away from becoming the first state east of the Mississippi River to allow sports betting.
33 swine flu cases now confirmed in Del.
Swine flu has now been confirmed in at least 33 Delawareans, and the state today announced the first confirmed cases beyond the University of Delaware community.
Task force takes on graffiti vandals
Graffiti vandals cause millions of dollars in property damage across the country each year and know no geographic boundaries.
DE School Closes Pending Swine Flu Test Results
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Plan would expand kids' health coverage
Parents would be able to purchase health insurance for their children from the state under a proposal introduced Thursday by Lt.