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UPDATED: Suspect in Custody; State Police Investigating Homicide in Seaford
UPDATED – 05/28/26 – The Delaware State Police continue to investigate the homicide that occurred in Seaford last week. On May 27th, 19-year-old Darrin West of Seaford was taken into custody in Maryland with assistance from the Salisbury Police Department and the Maryland State Police. West is currently being held in Maryland pending extradition. Upon…
Read More28 Organizations Awarded Delaware Grocery Initiative Grants to Combat Food Insecurity
In an effort to to help strengthen food access and combat food insecurity in the First State, 28 organizations, Delaware farmers, and grocery and market retailers have been awarded Delaware Grocery Initiative grants during the Spring 2026 cycle, with more than $700,000 distributed. Created through legislation led by Senator Darius Brown and Representative Nnamdi Chukwuocha…
Read MoreSalisbury Man Sentenced for Sexual Abuse of Minor
A 38-year-old Salisbury man has received his sentence for sex crimes committed between August and October of 2025. The Honorable Matthew A. Maciarello, Associate Judge of the Circuit Court for Wicomico County, sentenced Jacob Price to 105 years in prison. Price had previously pleaded guilty on April 2nd, 2026, to Sexual Abuse of a Minor…
Read MoreAAA Urges Drivers to Practice “100 Days of Safe Driving” This Summer
AAA is urging drivers to commit to “100 Days of Safe Driving” between Memorial Day and Labor Day, a period when crash fatalities typically rise. According to AAA, more than 30% of fatal crashes involving teen drivers and nearly one-third of impaired-driving deaths occur during the summer travel season. In 2024, 2,636 people nationwide were…
Read MoreCity of Salisbury – Temporary Closure of Downtown Parking Garage Beginning June 1
Beginning June 1 through the 15th the downtown parking garage in Salisbury will be temporarily closed for necessary structural repairs and improvements – including: An outside contractor will perform garage corbel repairs. Repaint the garage stairwell – including a clear and consistent numbering system to improve wayfinding and navigation. Install additional payment signage…
Read MoreMid and Upper Shore Sheriffs Join Lawsuit Challenging Community Trust Act
Seventeen Maryland sheriffs, along with the Federation for American Immigration Reform, have filed a federal lawsuit challenging Maryland’s newly enacted Community Trust Act. The lawsuit names Governor Wes Moore, and Attorney General Anthony G. Brown, as well as the State of Maryland as defendants. According to the complaint, the sheriffs argue the law limits cooperation…
Read MoreSomerset County Narcotics Task Force Announce Firearm and Drug Arrests
Two men were arrested this morning during a Somerset County Narcotics Task Force operation targeting illegal drug distribution in the county. Authorities say 39-year-old Jayson Philip Tawes of Crisfield and 36-year-old Gregory Allen Cain of Pocomoke City were taken into custody at a residence in Crisfield without incident. Tawes faces drug distribution and firearm charges,…
Read MoreUPDATED: Town of Snow Hill Announces Official Election Results
UPDATED 05/27/26- The Town of Snow Hill and the Snow Hill Board of Election Supervisors have announced the official results of their 2026 General Election for Mayor and Eastern District Council seat. Incumbent Mayor Janet T. Simpson has won re-election for Mayor and Ethan W. Shockley has won election to represent the Eastern District on…
Read MoreDelaware State Police Arrest Maryland Teenager Following Pursuit in a Stolen Truck
Delaware State Police have arrested a teenager from Sudlersville, Maryland, for vehicle theft and multiple traffic offenses, following a pursuit Monday night in Kent County. According to State Police, on May 25th, at approximately 10:20 p.m., troopers received information that a white 2023 Chevrolet Silverado, with a trailer attached, had just been stolen on Arthursville…
Read MorePittsville Man Sentenced To 35 Years For Sexual Abuse Of A Minor And Second-Degree Assault
A 50-year-old Pittsville, Maryland man has been sentenced to 35 years in prison, the maximum penalty provided by law. Donald Kennedy received his sentence from the Honorable Matthew A. Maciarello, Associate Judge of the Circuit Court for Wicomico County. According to the Office of the State’s Attorney for Wicomico County, In 2017, Kennedy sexually abused…
Read MoreAttorney General Anthony G. Brown Releases Maryland Online Hate and Cyberbullying Guidance
Attorney General Anthony G. Brown has announced new public guidance aimed at helping Maryland residents, schools, businesses, and community groups respond to online hate, harassment, and cyberbullying. The guidance outlines steps people can take to preserve evidence, report incidents, assess safety risks, and understand possible legal protections. The document addresses issues including online threats, cyberstalking,…
Read MoreSenator Carozza’s Military, Public Safety, and Education Bills Signed into Law
Several bills sponsored by Senator Mary Beth Carozza have been signed into law in Maryland, impacting education, public safety, workforce recruitment, and community redevelopment on the Eastern Shore. One law expands the Purple Star Program to colleges and universities that support military families and veterans. Another, the Wicomico Highway Pedestrian Safety Act, allows officials to restrict…
Read MoreMilford Man Arrested on Felony Home Improvement Fraud Charges
A Milford man has been charged with home improvement fraud following an investigation by Felton Police. Investigators say the case began after officers responded to Carlisle Street on April 6th for a reported fraud complaint. The victim had hired a contractor in March 2024 for home improvement work and paid a deposit, but the contractor…
Read MoreDE Supreme Court Affirms Court of Chancery Ruling Against Sussex County in US Wind/Renewable Redevelopment Decision
The Delaware Supreme Court has affirmed the judgment of the Court of Chancery which dismissed Sussex County’s Claims against the State and Renewable Redevelopment, a subsidiary of US Wind, which is looking to bring four electric cables onshore from a proposed offshore wind project at 3-Rs beach and connect them at an electrical substation near…
Read MoreUPDATED: DSP Investigating Fatal Crash Near Harrington Saturday Night
UPDATED – 05/26/26 – Delaware State Police have identified 34 year-old Leondre Boone of Lincoln as the man who died in the fatal crash on Sandbox Road in Harrington on Saturday evening. =============================================================== ORIGINAL STORY – 05/25/26 – A Lincoln man is dead after a single vehicle crash just before 10 Saturday night near Harrington.…
Read MoreUPDATE: Delmarva Discovery Museum Grand Re-Opening & Ribbon Cutting Saturday, May 30
UPDATED 05/26/26 – The Grand Re-Opening and Ribbon Cutting of the Delmarva Discovery Museum in Pocomoke City will take place on Saturday, May 30th at 10am. The museum will be open until 4pm with new exhibits, fun activities for the kids, games, contests, an auction, and more. Free admission for everyone. ======================================================================== UPDATE 04/01/26 – After an…
Read MorePocomoke Woman Sentenced for Theft & Insurance Fraud in Wicomico County
A Pocomoke woman has been sentenced for theft and insurance fraud in Wicomico County. Administrative Judge of the Circuit Court of Wicomico County, S. James Sarbanes sentenced 32 year old Taylor Clark to 20 years – suspending all but 3 years for theft over $100,000 and 2 years consecutive for insurance fraud. Clark will serve…
Read MoreTwo Rehoboth Beach Work Projects this Week on the Avenue – Expect Lane Restrictions
On Wednesday, the Rehoboth Beach Water Department will be repairing a leaking irrigation service line on Rehoboth Avenue eastbound (just before the traffic circle) between Egg and Rise Up Coffee. Expect lane restrictions – however access to local businesses will still be available. On Thursday – also on Rehoboth Avenue in front of Rock Creek…
Read MoreKent County Memorial Day Closure
The Kent County Government Offices will be closed on Monday, May 25th for Memorial Day. Offices will resume business on Tuesday, May 26th.
Read MoreUPDATED: 2026 MEMORIAL DAY EVENTS
2026 MEMORIAL DAY EVENTS Mon, May 25 – Milford – 10:30am – Memorial Day Ceremony at Milford HS. A community gathering to remember and honor 250 years of ultimate sacrifice Mon, May 25 – Lewes – 11am Canal-side Memorial Day tribute parade from @ 3rd St & Savannah Road to American Legion Post…
Read MoreUPDATED: Dewey Beach PD Arrest Suspect Who Ransacked Woody’s Enclosed Deck
UPDATED – 05/24/26 – Dewey Beach Police have arrested 23 year old Joseph Hoyle of Middletown in connection with a burglary and vandalism that occurred at Woody’s Dewey Beach. Police were contacted Saturday morning when restaurant management discovered extensive damage to the outdoor deck area. Surveillance video showed Hoyle enter the business around 2:30am and caused…
Read MoreDNREC Channel Marker Installation and Maintenance
The Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Control announced that the DNREC Shoreline and Waterway Management Section has begun channel marker installation and maintenance activities on five major boating waters in Delaware’s Inland Bays. DNREC’s intent, while weather dependent, is to complete channel marking and related maintenance ahead of the Memorial Day weekend so boaters…
Read MoreUPDATED: President Trump Orders Flags to Fly at Half-staff Monday from Sunrise to Noon
Both Governor Wes Moore and Governor Matt Meyer have ordered flags to half-staff on Monday from sunrise to noon. ============================ President Trump has ordered the United State’s Flag to be flown at half-staff on Monday from sunrise until noon. As a matter of protocol state and other flags are also lowered to half-staff as no…
Read MoreDSP Investigating Single-Vehicle Crash Early Sunday Morning East of Selbyville
Delaware State Police are investigating a single vehicle crash that occurred just before 3 on Sunday morning on Bixler Road east of Selbyville. Police say a Chevy Traverse was westbound on Bixler Road, the driver failed to negotiate a curve and the SUV struck a utility pole and ended up in a ditch. The driver…
Read MoreLOCATION MOVED AGAIN: Sussex County Memorial Day Service is Back to The Circle – Sunday, May 24
UPDATED – 05/24/26 – The Sussex County Memorial Day Service is being moved BACK to The Circle this afternoon at 1:30pm. ============================= UPDATED – 05/23/26 – Due to the threat of rain – the Sussex County Memorial Day Service has been moved to the Georgetown Fire Hall on South Bedford Street in Georgetown. ============================= The…
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