Paul Kiefer is a journalist based in Wilmington, Delaware, writing for Delaware Public Media. With a focus on local news, Paul covers a range of topics including politics, legislation, criminal justice, and social issues. His articles provide in-depth analysis and reporting on the issues affecting the Delaware community.
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Paul Kiefer's focus is on local government and legal policy regulation in Delaware, with a specific emphasis on Wilmington. He primarily covers topics related to housing legislation, the General Assembly, and legal issues within the state.
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By: Paul Kiefer
This month, Delaware DOJ dropped charges against a New Castle County man who has cycled between prison and the Delaware psychiatric center, but mental health treatment advocates argue his case exposes a failure to provide a treatment option for people with severe mental illnesses.
State Sen. Bryant Richardson (R-21) speaks in front of a vacant storefront at the Nylon Capital Shopping Center.
By: Paul Kiefer
Delaware Public Media | By Quinn Kirkpatrick AARP Delaware intends to focus more on housing affordability and accessibility in 2024.
By: Paul Kiefer, Quinn Kirkpatrick
Physicians at ChristianaCare’s core New Castle County hospitals are organizing ahead of a vote on unionization in the coming month – a first in Delaware, and part of a nationwide wave of unionization efforts among health care professionals triggered in part by pandemic-era staffing shortages.
Washington prisons delayed nearly a third of all inmate release dates last year, costing taxpayers millions
By: Paul Kiefer
In the summer of 2019, Antonio Castillo hitchhiked the last leg of his 280-mile return from the Washington Corrections Center in Shelton to his grandmother’s home in Okanogan County.
In the summer of 2019, Antonio Castillo hitchhiked the last leg of his 280-mile return from the Washington Corrections Center in Shelton to his grandmother's home in Okanogan County.
These delays costed state taxpayers millions of dollars and placed obstacles in the path of people trying to establish new lives after serving their sentences.
By: Paul Kiefer
Delaware Public Media | By Sarah Petrowich More than a dozen apartments sit vacant in downtown Dover in May 2023.
By: Paul Kiefer
(left to right) Former State and Wilmington City Treasurer Velda Jones-Potter and Gov. John Carney are facing off in the Democratic Primary for Wilmington mayor.
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