Petition to Preserve Collective Bargaining in Salisbury Turned over to City

An attempt to preserve collective bargaining for Salisbury’s first responders and public employees has be delivered to the city – a petition with over 6000 signatures. Shore Progress initiated the petition drive. The City of Salisbury now must verify the signatures on the petition before collective bargaining can appear on the ballot – to be…

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Maryland Primary – County Races Certified

The final count of mail-in ballots was done yesterday in Maryland’s Primary Election, which was held on June 23. State races have not yet been certified, however the county races have. In the Worcester County Commissioners races – Republican Caryn Abbot will return to the District 1 seat. In District 2, Roxie Dennis will take…

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Dr. Jason Peel Named Superintendent at Sussex Tech

Sussex Tech has a new Superintendent – Dr. Jason Peel. His appointment was approved by the Board of Education during its July 1st meeting. Dr. Peel brings over 20 years of educational experience which spans classroom teaching, school leadership, human resources and district administration. Dr. Peel came to Delaware in 2006 as an Assistant Principal…

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UPDATED: Crash Near Milford on June 26 Leaves 3 Dead

UPDATED – 07/07/26 – Delaware State Police say that three people have now died as a result of a two vehicle crash on June 26th near the intersection of Route 14/Milford Harrington Highway and Church Hill Road. The occupants of a Nissan have been identified with help from the Division of Forensic Science as 60 year…

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Kindergarten Registration Now Open in the Indian River School District

Kindergarten registration is underway for the Indian River School District. Any child that will turn 5 years old on or before August 31 is eligible to begin kindergarten in September. Registration documents are available at irsd.net and can be submitted electronically or parents should contact the child’s school to arrange the pickup and drop-off of…

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DUI Checkpoint Somewhere in Sussex County Friday Night

There will be a DUI checkpoint in Sussex County on Friday, July 10. This is part of the ongoing effort to reduce impaired driving and keep roadways safe during the summer travel season. Delaware law enforcement agencies across the state will take part in partnership with the Office of Highway Safety, who remind you that…

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UPDATED: DSP Investigating Murder-Suicide Near Milford; Identify Victim and Suspect

UPDATED – 07/07/26 – The investigation is continuing.  Delaware State Police have identified 38 year old Jessica Bradley of Milford, Delaware, as the victim in Sunday’s murder-suicide in Milford. The suspect, 43 year old Brooks Bradley, also from Milford, committed suicide during the incident. ================================================================== ORIGINAL STORY – 07/06/26 – Delaware State Police were called…

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Newly Launched Initiative Strengthens Delaware’s Health Information Technology Infrastructure

The Delaware Department of Health and Social Services (DHSS) and the Delaware Health Care Commission today announced a new Rural Health Transformation Program (RHTP) initiative that will support real-time insurance verification and prior authorization across the state.   The project will leverage the Delaware Health Information Network (DHIN), Delaware’s statewide health information exchange, and Smart…

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UPDATED: DSP Identify Victim in Fatal Sunday Morning Crash Near Georgetown

UPDATED – 07/06/26 – Delaware State Police identified 32 year old Breiner Perez-Perez from Millsboro as the man who died in the single-vehicle fatal crash Sunday morning in Georgetown.  ============================================================= ORIGINAL STORY – 07/05/26 – A Millsboro man is dead after a crash just after 9 this morning east of Georgetown on Peterkins Road. Delaware…

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Barricade Situation in Snow Hill Ends with Arrest

A Snow Hill man has been arrested after an incident at a West Market Street residence in Snow Hill Sunday night. Police learned an adult woman was physically restrained in the home by 49 year old Robert Anderson who was armed with a firearm and threatened to harm the woman. She was able to get…

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Governor Meyer Signs Package of Banking Modernization Bills

Governor Matt Meyer has signed legislation today that modernizes Delaware’s banking laws. Senate Bills 16,18 and 19 update the state’s banking code to reflect the evolving financial services industry while establishing consumer protections for digital assets, virtual currency and stablecoins. The Governor says this modern framework welcomes new financial technologies, protects consumers and ensure Delaware…

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Residential Structure Fire Near Laurel Caused by Lightning Strike

Firefighters from Laurel were called to a residence on Trussum Pond Road for a fire around 10 Saturday night. Firefighters arriving at the scene found a 2-story home with heavy fire showing from the roof and second floor. All residents were able to escape without injury and the home was equipped with working smoke detectors.…

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Cambridge Vehicle Fire Damages Race Street Business

Six people have been displaced after a vehicle fire that extended into a commercial building in Cambridge. Rescue Firefighters were called to Race Street around 6:30 on Friday evening where they found a vehicle parked under the overhang of the building. State Fire Marshal investigators say a fire was accidental and occurred in the vehicle’s…

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Dover Man Arrested in Dewey Beach for Stabbing

UPDATED – 07/04/26 – 6:30pm – A Dover man has been arrested by Dewey Beach Police in connection with a stabbing that occurred around 10:30 Friday night on Read Avenue. Police arriving at the scene found a 37 year old Clayton man at the intersection of Read and Coastal Highway with multiple stab wounds to his upper…

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Funeral Services Set for Bobbie Redefer of Dewey Beach

Roberta “Bobbie” Redefer of Dewey Beach passed away on June 27th after a short battle with breast cancer. She loved everything about Dewey Beach, now she will join her husband TJ, who died in 2020. A visitation will be held Monday at Parsell Funeral Home in Lewes from 4 to 7pm. A Mass of Christian…

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Rabid Raccoon Found in Nithsdale Neighborhood in Salisbury

Wicomico County Health officials report that a raccoon tested positive for rabies on Thursday in the Nithsdale neighborhood – on Caledonia Drive – in Salisbury. Residents are advised to be aware of their surroundings and avoid contact with all wild or stray animals. Rabies is preventable, but if left untreated in humans or animals, rabies…

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UPDATED: July 4th Festivities & Fireworks 2026

    Thursday, July 2 – Sunday, July 5 – Georgetown – Old Fashioned Sussex County 4th of July Celebration – America’s 250th Anniversary at Georgetown Speedway July 2 – Reithoffer Shows – carnival midway experience – rides, midway games, carny food July 3 – Atlantic Pro Pulling League Tractor Pull & Antique Tractor Show (thru…

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COOLING STATIONS FRIDAY, SATURDAY AND SUNDAY

COOLING STATIONS FRIDAY, SATURDAY AND SUNDAY DELAWARE Sussex County – Georgetown / County Administration Building – open through Sunday – 8:30am to 4:30pm Kent County – Milford / Avenue United Methodist Church – open through Sunday – 10am to 5pm Harrington / Power Praise Ministry – open through Sunday – 10am to 6pm Felton /…

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Maryland Files Complaint Seeking End to Utility Surcharge

Governor Wes Moore announced the Maryland Energy Administration—joined by the Public Service Commission and Office of People’s Counsel— has filed a complaint with the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission seeking to end a utility surcharge that state officials say costs Maryland ratepayers tens of millions of dollars. The complaint challenges fees paid to utilities for participating in…

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Lewes Modifies July 4th Festivities for Safety

The City of Lewes has made a couple of changes in the July 4th festivities. The Old Fashioned games for the kids will be held Saturday morning from 9 to 11am – ending before the hottest part of the day. The Doo-Dah parade has been modified for safety. The parade will begin at 5pm on…

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