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Read MoreMaryland 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…
Read MoreLewes 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…
Read MoreUPDATE: Dover Police Conducting Homicide Investigation After Shooting on Kent Ave
UPDATE 07/02/26: Dover Police say a shooting in the Capital Green area early Sunday morning has become a homicide investigation after 18-year-old Christopher Waters of Dover died from his injuries Thursday. Officers responded to Kent Avenue shortly after midnight on June 28th and found Waters suffering from a gunshot wound. Investigators recovered more than 30…
Read MoreLower Gas Prices Offer Holiday Travel Relief
As millions of drivers fill up and hit the road for the long Independence Day weekend, they’re getting a break at the pump. AAA reports that the national average is down nearly 50 cents from a month ago at $3.83 for a gallon of regular gasoline. While that number is higher than last year, it’s…
Read MoreBeat the Peak Alerts Issued Due to Extreme Heat
With temperatures expected to climb above 100 degrees this afternoon, Delaware Electric Cooperative has issued a Beat the Peak alert from 4-7 PM. Choptank Electric Cooperative’s Beat the Peak period of from 3 -6 PM. You are asked to do your part to conserve energy during those hours.
Read MoreDelDOT Traffic Alert – Minos Conaway Road between SR 1 and SR 9/Lewes Georgetown Highway
Minos Conaway Road between SR 1 and SR 9/Lewes Georgetown Highway will be closed starting Monday, July 13th through Monday, September 14th(weather permitting) for the construction of a roundabout on Minos Conaway Road as part of the Minos Conaway Road Grade Separated Intersection Project. For more information, visit DelDOT’s website at www.deldot.gov or SR 1, Minos Conaway Road…
Read MoreGeorge Island Landing Road Boat Ramp to be Closed for Rehabilitation Project Beginning July 6th
In Worcester County, the George Island Landing Road boat ramp, on Rt. 366 in the Stockton area, will be closed until further notice beginning Monday, July 6th, while crews replace the ramp, bulkhead, and stone revetment, and overlay the parking lot. County officials say the facility will be unavailable to the public through the duration…
Read MoreGovernor Moore Announces Energy Assistance Programs to Lower Utility Bills for 200,000 Maryland Households
Governor Wes Moore says about 200,000 Maryland households will receive increased help paying energy bills under an expansion of the state’s energy assistance programs. As of July 1st, eligible residents can receive benefits increased by up to 32% and expanded eligibility. The state is also providing an additional $48 million in electric bill assistance through…
Read MoreDART Service for July 4th – Sussex County Beach Bus & Route 305 will Operate
DART will offer bus service in New Castle County on Routes 2, 4, 5, 6, 9, 13, 15, 33, 40, 64; all routes will operate a Sunday schedule. Paratransit service will operate complimentary ADA-only service. In Sussex County, the Beach Bus services and Route 305 will operate on Independence Day, with Paratransit operating complimentary ADA-only service. All other DART…
Read MoreThe National Weather Service Issues Extreme Heat Warning Advisory for All of Delaware
Delaware is now under an Extreme Heat Warning through July 4th after the National Weather Service upgraded the previous heat advisory. The hottest conditions are expected tomorrow (Thursday) and Friday. State officials are urging residents to stay hydrated, limit outdoor activity, check on older adults and other vulnerable neighbors, and know the signs of heat…
Read MoreMaryland State Police Investigating Fatal Two-Vehicle Crash In Worcester County
The Maryland State Police, in conjunction with the Pocomoke City Police Department, are investigating a fatal two-vehicle crash that occurred Tuesday afternoon (June 30th) in Worcester County. The one killed in the crash was identified as 53-year-old David Loveland Jr., of Marion Station, Maryland. He was the driver and sole occupant of a Jeep Grand…
Read MoreHarrington Man Sentenced to 10 Years for Child Sexual Abuse Crimes
A Harrington man has been sentenced to 10 years in federal prison after being convicted of possession of child sexual abuse material and hands-on abuse of a minor. According to court documents, 33-year-old Todd Fisher solicited, received, and exchanged child sexual abuse material involving prepubescent children, including children as young as seven years old. Fisher…
Read MoreExtreme Heat Creates Dangerous Conditions for Drivers and Roadside Technicians
As temperatures climb across the region, AAA is reminding drivers that extreme heat can be just as dangerous for vehicles as winter weather. Heat is a leading cause of summer breakdowns, with roadside crews responding to more calls for dead batteries, engine trouble and overheating vehicles. Last summer, AAA Club Alliance assisted more than 27,500…
Read MoreMaryland State Trails Open to Pedal-Assist E-Bikes
The Maryland Department of Natural Resources has approved new regulations to allow some pedal-assist e-bikes on multi-use trails on public lands across the state. Under the new regulations, Class 1 pedal-assist e-bikes — those that provide motorized assistance up to 20 miles per hour — are cleared for use on public lands. The approved regulation was published in the…
Read MoreSalisbury Woman Arrested Following Robbery Investigation in Felton
A 27-year-old Salisbury, Maryland woman has been arrested in connection with a robbery that occurred on June 13th in Felton. The woman is accused of striking a 36-year-old man inside a home on Honeybrook Lane, taking his cellphone, and then fleeing–also causing property damage while leaving the scene, according to Felton Police. Lymyia Tratayshia Williams…
Read MoreDelaware Department of Education Announces Free and Reduced-Price Meals Policy for 2026-27 Academic Year
The Delaware Department of Education announces the U.S. Department of Agriculture policy for free and reduced-price meals for children unable to pay the full price for meals served under the National School Lunch Program (NSLP), School Breakfast Program (SBP), and After School Snack Program (ASSP). Each participating school and its administrative office has a copy…
Read MoreUPDATE: Man Indicted in Wilmington Hospital Shooting Returned to Delaware Ahead of Arraignment
UPDATE 07/01/26: John Wallace-Bey was returned to Delaware yesterday. After he was extradited, a capias hearing was held for him where the DOJ requested and was granted $3 million cash bail. He was ordered to have no contact with the living victims or family of the deceased victim, and that, should he post bail, a…
Read MoreMaryland State Police Increasing Patrols, DUI Enforcement Efforts During Holiday Weekend
Maryland State Police are reminding motorists to drive responsibly ahead of the Fourth of July weekend. Maryland State Troopers across the state will conduct high-visibility patrols from Friday, July 3rd to Sunday, July 5th. The State Police Impaired Driving Reduction Effort (SPIDRE) team – a specialized unit trained to identify impaired drivers—will also work to…
Read MoreOccupants Displaced After House Fire in Cambridge
Three occupants and their eight pet dogs have been displaced after a house fire occurred on Central Avenue in Cambridge in Dorchester County. One of the occupants suffered a minor burn injury and was treated by EMS on the scene. They refused transport to a local hospital for further treatment. Damage to the two story,…
Read MoreDE General Assembly Passes Fiscal Year 2027 Bond Bill
On the final day of the legislative session, the Delaware General Assembly approved a $1.25 billion bond bill for Fiscal Year 2027, funding infrastructure, education, housing, economic development, and environmental projects statewide. The spending plan in House Bill 500 includes $273.3 million for road projects, $235 million for school construction, $24.6 million for economic development…
Read MoreState Grants-in-Aid Fund Fire, EMS, and Senior Programs
In the early hours of July 1st, the Senate approved the $99.4 million Fiscal Year 2027 Grants-in-Aid bill, securing essential services funding to support the operation of senior centers, nonprofit organizations, fire companies, and veterans organizations throughout the First State. The bill includes more than $22 million for statewide paramedic services, $15.5 million for fire…
Read MoreUPDATED: House Passes Reintroduced SB 100; First Leg of Constitutional Amendment to Protect the Right to Marry in Delaware
The State House has passed the first leg of an amendment to the Delaware Constitution that protects marriage equality in the First State. Senate Substitute 2 for Senate Bill 100 would establish that the right to marry is a fundamental right that may not be denied or abridged on the basis of gender or any…
Read MoreMosquito Fogging Tuesday Evening
Weather permitting; the Delaware Mosquito Control Section plans the following insecticide application(s) during the evening hours on Tuesday, June 30, 2026: Application of Zenivex E4 (Etofenprox) with a truck-mounted sprayer to control adult mosquitoes in the following areas: Near Laurel, Seaford, Millsboro, Milton, Lewes, Lincoln, and Milford. For notification purposes, spraying will be done in the following spray zones: 102, 110,…
Read MoreSussex County Cooling Stations to Open Wednesday
Sussex County is setting up cooling stations as the July 4th holiday will be the hottest so far this summer season. Temperatures are expected to top 100 degrees and heat indices around 115 degrees. Several facilities will serve as ‘cooling stations’ ahead of the holiday to allow you to beat the heat as National Weather…
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