UPDATED: 1 Dead, 1 Injured in Early Morning Laurel Shooting

UPDATED – 06/11/24 – Delaware State Police have identified 23-year-old Jahyeim Davis of Seaford, Delaware, as the victim of a homicide that occurred in Laurel on June 3. =============================================== UPDATED – 10am – Laurel Police and Delaware State Police are investigating a shooting at the Little Creek Apartments early Monday morning. Police say there was…

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Ridgely Man Sentenced for Sexual Abuse of Minor

A Ridgely, Maryland man has been sentenced for sexual abuse of a minor. After a joint investigation involving the Caroline County Sheriff’s Office and other agencies, 35 year old David Bruce Whetstone was arrested in August of 2023 and charged with multiple offenses. In February, Whetstone entered an Alford plea to one count sex abuse…

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Two Milford Women Arrested after Fight

Two Milford women were arrested after a fight on Northwest Front Street Sunday night. Milford Police learned that during the fight, 25 year old Tyera Jarrett struck 26 year old Tamira Griffin and that Griffin assaulted Jarrett with a baseball bat during the fight. Both women were arraigned at Justice of the Peace Court 7.…

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Emergency Repairs on Kent Narrows Bridge Close 2 Eastbound Lanes

Eastbound traffic on Route 50 can expect the closure of two left lanes on the Kent Narrows Bridge for emergency bridge joint repairs. Crews will work until about 4:30pm to make the repairs. To assure the safety of work crews, there will be a double left-lane closure during the work hours. Drivers should expect additional…

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Two Juveniles Arrested in Hollybrook for Firearm & Drug Offenses

Early Monday morning Laurel Police conducting a property check of the Hollybrook Farms Apartment Complex, spotted two subjects on bicycles who had been loitering in the breezeways of multiple buildings and knocking on windows of an occupied apartment. When police tried to contact them they rode away, but were stopped by additional officers already in…

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UPDATE: Suspect in Millsboro Murder Extradited to DE

Close up crime scene investigation police boundary tape. © Brian A. Jackson/Shutterstock

UPDATE – 06/10/24 – The suspect in a murder in Millsboro on June 4th has been extradited back to Delaware from Maryland. Delaware State Police continue to investigate, but on June 10, Waters was extradited to Delaware. He was taken to Troop 4, charged with the crimes listed below: This was in connection with a…

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Two Dover Teens Arrested on Robbery Charges

Two teen boys from Dover have been arrested on robbery charges after an incident Sunday just after 6pm. Dover Police were called for a robbery on a walking path off Mifflin Road. The victim told police he was walking and approached by two suspects – one with a handgun – who demanded several items, which…

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UPDATED: DSP Investigating Single-Vehicle Crash West of Camden

UPDATED – 06/10/24 – Delaware State Police have identified 45 year old Tammy Munson of Smyrna as the woman who died in a single-vehicle fatal crash that occurred Saturday afternoon west of Camden. =================================================== ORIGINAL STORY – 06/09/24 – A single vehicle crash west of Camden Saturday afternoon has left a Smyrna woman dead. Delaware…

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Deadly Fire Near Ocean View Under Investigation; GoFundMe Set Up

A fire near Ocean View left one person dead. Millville firefighters were called for a residential structure on Bethany Crest Lane in Ocean View around 12:30 Saturday afternoon. Fire crews arriving at the scene found a mobile on fire and an unconscious victim inside who was removed from the structure. Resuscitation attempts by fire and…

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DelDOT Public Workshop on Route 54 Bridge Replacement Monday

DelDOT will hold a public workshop on Monday about the replacement of the bridge (Bridge 3-437) on Route 54. The workshop will be held from 4 to 7pm at the Roxana Volunteer Fire Company and will include a presentation at 5pm with a general overview of the project, public feedback results and updates on the…

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Intersection Work at Rt 12 & Robins Ave in Salisbury to Begin Monday

Maryland Department of Transportation will begin construction Monday on a project to improve safety and intersection operations at Route 12/Snow Hill Road and Robins Avenue in Salisbury. Crews will work Monday through Friday from 8am to 4pm and drivers should expect single lane closures. This project should be complete by the end of the year…

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Georgetown Public Library Goes Solar!

The Georgetown Public Library has gone solar! Over 200 solar panels have been installed on the library’s roof and will significantly reduce the building’s carbon footprint while providing clean and renewable energy to power its operations. The Georgetown Library is an early adopter for solar power at libraries in the First State. It’s expected that…

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D-Day Remembered 80 Years and 2 Days Later at Fort Miles

This past week the world paused to recognize the 80th anniversary of D-Day. And what a more appropriate place to hold such a ceremony in Delaware than at the Fort Miles Museum Overlook, on the other edge of the Atlantic, in the Cape Henlopen State Park? “I’d like them to remember the sacrifices that everyday…

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Rehoboth Beach Public Library is Growing

The Board of Trustees for the Rehoboth Beach Public Library has grown with three people added after they were approved at their April Board meeting. While the existing library can be overseen with the existing 6 members, the three new members will best serve the library’s growing needs as an expansion is in the planning…

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Laurel Police Warn of Survey/Donation Scam

Laurel Police are warning of a donation scam. Police say Laurel residents are receiving a survey and donation request form from Citizens Behind the Badge, which claims to be associated with Laurel Police. Laurel PD says this organization is NOT associated with them – nor any other Delaware law enforcement agency – and they will…

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More Than $ 1 Million in Funding to Benefit Beebe Healthcare

Congresswoman Lisa Blunt Rochester joined U.S. Senator Tom Carper and Beebe Healthcare yesterday at Beebe’s Health Campus in Rehoboth to highlight the more than $1 million in federal funding she and Carper secured for Beebe’s Community Mobile Health Clinic and Community Harm Reduction Outreach Project. The Talk of Delmarva’s Joe Ciccanti has more…

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Moms Demand Action Marches in Rehoboth

About 65 participants marched on the Rehoboth Beach boardwalk late Friday afternoon to bring attention to gun violence. Sherrie Walker, a representative from the local chapter of Moms Demand Action for Gun Safety in America, said they are a nonpartisan group that advocates for background checks, gun safety courses and safe gun storage. Gun violence,…

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Completion of Phase 1 of Park Avenue Relocation in Georgetown Celebrated

DelDOT, state and local officials celebrated the end of Phase 1 of the Park Avenue Project in Georgetown. Phase 1 included the relocation of a 2-mile section of Park Avenue, reconstruction of Arrow Safety Road and a roundabout on South Bedford Street connecting all three roadways. This provides a needed alternative for truck traffic and…

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Ribbon Cut Friday for Delmarva Corrugated Packaging in Dover

Delaware’s Congressional Delegation along with state and local officials were on hand for the ribbon cutting for Delmarva Corrugated Packaging plant in Dover on Friday. This 465,000 square foot manufacturing facility on the POW/MIA Parkway employs 160 people and serves customers throughout the mid-Atlantic and Northeast. During Friday’s ceremony, a 2-megawatt power project was announced.…

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Teen Charged as Adult after Weapons Complaint in Ocean City

Ocean City Police were called to a motel in the area of 20th Street for a weapons complaint. Police learned that during an argument – the suspect, who is known to them, pointed a handgun at them. They were able to calm the suspect and he left the room, but continued to threaten them and…

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