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Delaware Treasurer Davis Holds Town Hall Meeting in Milford
Delaware Treasurer Colleen Davis held a town hall meeting Tuesday evening at the Milford Senior Center to share updates on her office’s savings programs. The Talk of Delmarva’s Joe Ciccanti has more… More information can be found at treasurer.delaware.gov.
Read MoreState Highway Administration to Resurface US 13 (Salisbury Bypass) In Wicomico County Next Week
The Maryland Department of Transportation State Highway Administration will begin resurfacing a section of southbound US 13 (Salisbury Bypass) in Wicomico County on Monday, September 15th. The work is expected to be complete by late fall, weather permitting. Starting Monday, crews will begin working 7 a.m. to 4 p.m. on southbound US 13, between MD…
Read MoreOffice Of State Planning To Host September Workshops On 2025 State Strategies Update
The Office of State Planning Coordination will host public workshops this month to review proposed updates to Delaware’s 2025 Strategies for State Policies and Spending document and maps. At each workshop, staff will give a brief presentation, explain how the maps and “investment level” areas were determined, and answer questions. The workshop schedule includes one…
Read MoreTroopers Arrest Frankford Man for 7th Offense DUI
Delaware State Police have arrested a 64-year-old Frankford man for 7th offense felony DUI and other traffic offenses following a traffic stop in Ellendale. Police say that last night, September 9th around 9:00 p.m., troopers on patrol saw a silver GMC Yukon traveling eastbound on Milton-Ellendale Highway near Sharon’s Road, slow down, speed up, and…
Read MoreGovernor Matt Meyer Launches New Platform and Social Media Account
Governor Matt Meyer launched a new platform and social media account where Delawareans can connect directly with the Governor and stay up to date on the work of his administration. He has launched his official Substack, which is an online publishing platform that allows creators — including journalists, writers, and public officials — to share…
Read MoreLegislation Introduced to Integrate AI in Classrooms, Prepare American Students
In an effort to prepare K-12 students for a future shaped by artificial intelligence, the Recommending Artificial Intelligence Standards in Education (RAISE) Act has been introduced with the goal of supporting states in developing AI-focused academic standards. The legislation is intended to help teachers equip students with the skills they need for the modern workforce,…
Read MoreCity of Salisbury’s Intent to Cooperate with Wicomico County on 287(g) Program
The City of Salisbury and the Salisbury Police Department have announced their intent to cooperate with the efforts of the Wicomico County Sheriff’s office on the 287(g) Program, which assists in the removal of incarcerated individuals who are found not to have legal status in this country. Chief Dave Meienschein of the Salisbury Police Department said…
Read MoreMaryland State Fire Marshal: Queen Anne’s High School Fire–Accidental
A fire that occurred early yesterday evening at Queen Anne’s High School on Ruthsburg Road in Centreville has been ruled accidental. The blaze broke out after 7 p.m. in the back first floor office of the two-story educational building. The fire Alarm and sprinkler System were present and did activate. The Fire Alarm Company was…
Read MoreDover Police Investigating Burglary at Dunkin’ Donuts
Dover Police are investigating a burglary that occurred at Dunkin’ Donuts on N DuPont Highway early this morning. Dover Police responded to the business around 4 a.m. for the burglary report. Officers found a front glass door broken. The ensuing investigation revealed the suspect used a hammer to break the front door glass and gain entry.…
Read MoreConsumer Advisory Issued Regarding Vaccine Insurance Coverage In Delaware
Residents in the First State are reaching out, concerned that they will lose coverage for and access to immunizations, according to the Delaware Department of Insurance. In response, Insurance Commissioner Trinidad Navarro has shared that several commercial carriers have agreed to maintain their current vaccine coverage levels, and the department is providing consumers with updated…
Read MoreSussex County Council Meets Tuesday; County Marijuana Regulations Up for Discussion
UPDATED –Â 09/09/25 –Â The Sussex County Council discussed the possibility of amending Ordinance #3016 which regulates marijuana establishments. After Sussex County adopted the ordinance in May of 2024, State lawmakers passed Senate Bill 75 – which would have limited the restrictions a county may impose on the operation of marijuana establishments. Governor Matt Meyer vetoed…
Read MoreTwo Kent County Horses Confirmed with West Nile Virus
Two cases of West Nile Virus have been confirmed in Delaware horses this year. The State Veterinarian says that the onset of symptoms in both cases occurred between August 31st and September 1st and occurred in a 4 year old Standardbred gelding and a 7 year old Standardbred mare – both in Kent County and…
Read MoreMilton Police Make Arrest for Assault
Milton Police were called to Tilney Street for an assault with a weapon early on Friday morning. Police identified the suspect as 23 year old Brandon Barto who was arrested and charged with the following: strangulation or suffocation 2nd degree assault 1st degree unlawful imprisonment. Barto was arraigned at JP Court 2 and issued a…
Read MoreUPDATED: Gov Meyer Signs Several Measures Supporting Delaware Firefighters
UPDATED – 09/09/25 –Â Legislation that support firefighters in Delaware have been signed by Governor Mike Meyer on Tuesday. House Bill 171 updates the Delaware Volunteerism Act to specify that high school students can complete their community service requirements and earn up to one elective credit by volunteering with their local fire departments. The other measure…
Read MoreAerial Mosquito Spraying Tonight in Prime Hook & Broadkill Beach Areas
Weather permitting; the Delaware Mosquito Control Section plans the following insecticide application during the evening hours on Monday, September 8, 2025: Application of Trumpet EC (naled) with an airplane (registration numbers N5552A) to control adult mosquitoes in the following areas: Near Milford and Lewes (Prime Hook and Broadkill Beaches). For notification purposes, spraying will be done in the following spray…
Read MoreDagsboro PD K9 Benefit & Community Night is Tuesday
The Dagsboro Police Department will hold their K9 Benefit and Community Night Out at the Dagsboro Fire Department on Tuesday, September 9 from 5 to 7pm. They are doing a BBQ chicken platter fundraiser for the K9 program and all orders will benefit K9 Buzz. Come and meet the Dagsboro Police Department and other local…
Read MoreHonorable Caroline Brittingham Joins The Court Of Chancery As Magistrate In Chancery
The Honorable Caroline Brittingham has joined the Court of Chancery as Magistrate in Chancery. She will handle cases throughout the State of Delaware – with chambers located in Georgetown. This is one of two newly funded Magistrate in Chancery positions designed to help the court in its increasing workload. Magistrate Brittingham is a Delaware resident…
Read MoreASMFC to Hold Hybrid Hearing in Delaware Sept. 18 on Striped Bass Management Plan
The Atlantic States Marine Fisheries Commission will hold a hybrid public hearing on Thursday, September 18 to gather public input on the Draft Addendum 3 to Amendment 7 to the Atlantic Striped Bass Interstate Fishery Management Plan. The plan is intended to increase the probability of rebuilding stock to the target level by 2029 by…
Read MoreUPDATED: Crash in Blades Saturday Night Leaves Seaford Man Dead
UPDATED – 09/08/25 – Delaware State Police have identified 58-year-old Purnell Collins of Seaford, Delaware, as the man who died in the fatal crash Saturday night in Blades. ==================================================== ORIGINAL STORY – 09/07/25 – A crash around 11pm Saturday left a Seaford man dead. Delaware State Police spotted a Silverado with an expired temporary tag…
Read MoreOC Special Event Zone Sept 10-14 for OC Rock & Ride Bikefest
Ocean City will be designated as a Special Event Zone September 10 through the 14th during the OC Rock & Ride Bikefest. With thousands of motorcycle enthusiasts expected in the area, the Special Event Zone reduces established speed limits and increases fines for violations. There are also increased penalties for specific motor vehicle violations –…
Read MoreUPDATED: Easton Police Make Arrest in Malicious Destruction of Property at Sts Peter & Paul Elementary and Other Properties
UPDATED – 09/06/25 – Easton Police have made an arrest after spray painted International Transgender symbols began showing up at multiple locations – including on property at Sts. Peter & Paul Elementary School. Police obtained a photo of the suspect, 32 year old Sian Radaskiewicz-King of Easton and spotted her in the area of the…
Read MoreImmigration Court’s No Bond Ruling Impacts Millions
An immigration appellate board on Friday upheld a Trump administration policy that denies bond hearings to immigrants who entered the U.S. without authorization, expanding mandatory detention to thousands in custody and potentially millions more nationwide.
Read MoreDelaware Joining Regional Public Health Coalition
Delaware will join other Northeast states in a regional public health coalition. Governor Matt Meyer made that announcement on Friday saying that science must determine how Delaware keeps healthy. Delaware Public Health officials say this multi-state collaborative is focused on developing evidence-based recommendations on vaccinations, disease surveillance, emergency preparedness and supporting state public health labs.…
Read MoreFederal, State and Local Officials Tour Indian River Inlet & Beach Projects
Federal, state and local officials visited the Indian River Inlet Friday to get an update on the work being done to protect the coastline. DNREC Secretary Greg Patterson and officials from the US Army Corps of Engineers led the tour of the restoration projects along the bridge and beaches at the inlet. On the south…
Read MoreMD Senate Minority Leader, Steve Hershey, Exploring Possible Run for Governor
Maryland Senate Minority Leader Steve Hershey has announced that he is forming an exploratory committee to consider a campaign for governor. Hershey says that the Republican party in Maryland and the State face an important crossroads and wants to protect the integrity of the political process and ensure voters have a genuine choice on Election…
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