UPDATED: DE General Assembly to Meet Tuesday in Special Session to Deal with Aftermath of Reassessment

UPDATED – 08/11/25 – The Delaware General Assembly will meet in special session Tuesday to address concerns after the recent statewide property reassessment. Both chambers are scheduled to go into session around 2pm – the House after newly-elected District 20 Representative Alonna Berry is sworn into office. Multiple bills have been introduced in advance of the…

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52nd White Marlin Open – A Sea of White, Blue and Yellow!

The 52nd White Marlin Open started with issues – a storm churning up the ocean offshore. Tournament officials decided to extend the fishing by two additional days even before the first boats left the docks. This is the second year that weather has played a role in the WMO. Each boat was still only allowed…

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Gov Moore Announces New Program to Lower Electricity Costs and Improve Grid Resilience in MD

A new initiative have been announced by Maryland Governor Wes Moore that will help lower electric costs and improve grid resilience. This $2-million initiative will make battery storage more accessible for Maryland residents and business owners. The Maryland Energy Administration will cover the costs of purchasing and installing battery energy storage systems to promote the…

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UPDATED: DSP Arrest Bridgeville Man After Menacing Incident August 5th

UPDATED – 08/11/25 – Delaware State Police have arrested 30-year-old John Gleysteen of Bridgeville, Delaware for felony offenses following a menacing incident that occurred on August 5th in Bridgeville.  Police arrested Gleysteen on Sunday, August 10.  He was taken to Troop 5 and charged with the crimes listed below:  Possession of a Deadly Weapon During…

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Dover Police Investigating a Shooting in Dover

A 20 year old Dover man was injured after a shooting Friday evening in the area of Simon Circle and West North Street in Dover. Dover Police were called just after 6:30 and found the victim with gunshot wounds to his upper and lower body – he was taken to Bayhealth Kent Campus. Police say…

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4 Arrested by DSP In Two Burglaries – in Sussex and Kent Counties

Delaware State Police have arrested 4 in connection with burglary and other offenses following two burglary investigations in Kent and Sussex Counties last month. Police were called to Marley’s Smoke Shop in Ocean View around 1am on July 24th where they found the front door had been forced and four suspects ransacked the business and…

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Portion of North Millsboro Bypass Opens Today

The first ramp and connector road of the North Millsboro Bypass is opening today. DelDOT says the new eastbound Route 20 to southbound Route 113 ramp is opening – along with the reopening of Sheep Pen Road to Route 20. This is the first section of the bypass to open – the full bypass is…

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DSP Investigating Shooting in Lewes Area

A Lewes woman was injured in a shooting incident that occurred early Friday morning on Evette Lane west of Lewes just after midnight. Delaware State Police learned that an unknown suspect fired shots at an occupied home – a 40 year old woman inside was struck by gunfire and taken to an area hospital with…

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House Files Multiple Bills Aimed at Providing Short-Term Relief to Residents Following Property Tax Reassessments

Delaware lawmakers have introduced legislation aimed at addressing immediate concerns arising from the recent property tax reassessments. This was the first reassessment for Sussex County residents since 1974, Kent County residents since 1987, and New Castle County residents since 1983. The process resulted in a significantly increased tax burden for many property owners, particularly in…

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Delaware Department of Labor Launches Delaware Youth Workforce Connect Call to Strengthen Pathways for Young Workers

The Delaware Department of Labor’s Division of Industrial Affairs is kicking off the Delaware Youth Workforce Connect Call—a new virtual info series aimed at strengthening connections between community organizations and state agencies that support young workers across the state. Hosted by the Department’s Office of Wage & Hour, this monthly series is all about helping…

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Governor Moore Announces $17 Million to Reduce Operating Costs and Improve Energy Efficiency in Maryland Public Schools

Governor Wes Moore has announced significant new investments to enhance energy efficiency, electrification and renewable energy projects for public schools across Maryland. Through the Decarbonizing Public Schools Program, $17 million will be directed to 30 projects in 11 school districts to advance large-scale electrification and install solar energy systems. Governor Moore says making the state’s…

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Senators Coons, Blunt Rochester Celebrate $75M in Federal Funding for Delaware

The U.S. Senate advanced the first set of fiscal year 2026 appropriations bills, which include more than $75 million in federal funding designated for Delaware. The three bills—passed with bipartisan support—allocate funding to the Departments of Veterans Affairs and Agriculture, the Food and Drug Administration, military construction projects, and legislative branch operations. The measures do…

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Rehoboth Beach to Conduct Restaurant Inspections Beginning September 8th

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Starting the week of September 8th, Rehoboth Beach’s building and licensing department will conduct annual inspections of all restaurants within city limits. The inspections will focus on grease interceptor compliance and, for establishments that serve alcohol, verification of permits of compliance related to floor plans, outdoor dining, bar areas, and dance floors.  City code enforcement and…

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Dover Police Investigating Shots Fired Incident

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Dover Police are investigating an incident in which shots were fired on Tollhouse Place late last night, August 6th. Shortly before 11 p.m., officers responded to the scene and located shell casings in the area. Police say an unknown individual(s) fired several shots and struck two apartments, causing damage. One of the apartments was occupied…

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Laurel Man Charged With 5th Offense DUI in Hit-and-Run Accident

A Laurel Man faces his 5th offense DUI charge after a hit-and-run accident that occurred earlier this month at the intersection of Federal Street and Union Street in Milton. Police say a black Chevrolet truck struck another vehicle and fled the scene. A short time later, Milton Officers located the pickup truck in the area…

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