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Lewes Man Arrested in Newark Carjacking
A Lewes man has been arrested for an armed robbery in Newark Friday morning just after 10. Delaware State Police were called to the Sonesta Suites for a reported carjacking and learned a handicapped victim was sitting in his car when a white male suspect approached and asked if he needed help with his wheelchair.…
Read MoreDelaware Congressional Delegation Virtual Town Hall Monday
Delaware’s Congressional Delegation will hold a virtual town hall on Monday afternoon to address the overwhelming feedback and concerns received from constituents and respond directly to your questions. All three members of the Congressional Delegation will be on hand. The town hall is at 12:30pm and registration is required for attendance. CLICK HERE TO REGISTER…
Read MoreMERR Rescues Harp Seal at Dewey Beach
Some activity on the beach Friday morning in Dewey Beach after MERR was called for the rescue of a one-year old male harp seal. Officials say he had signs of possible infection and was taken for further assessment and treatment. He’s been named him Gemini and he is now at the National Aquarium’s Marine Animal…
Read MoreMilford Police Add Electric Vehicle Fleet
Milford Police have expanded their police fleet with the arrival of three electric vehicles and charging stations. The new electric vehicle fleet was made possible with grant funding through Energize Delaware. Officials say this will allow the department to do their part in promoting sustainable energy solutions within their fleet.
Read MoreRehoboth Beach Commissioners Approve Three-year Agreement with Police Union
Rehoboth Beach Commissioners approved this afternoon a collective bargaining agreement with the police department union that increases the starting salary for officers and provides 100% payment of health insurance coverage for police officers and 80% for their dependents. The three-year agreement goes into effect April 1. “This is a long-standing agreement between the city and…
Read MoreDE State Sen. Hansen Introduces Utility Oversight Bills to Curb Rising Energy Costs
Three bills sponsored by Democrat Senator Stephanie Hansen and Representative Debra Heffernan would enact guaGuardrdrails for Delaware’s public utility companies regulated by the Delaware Public Service Commission to ensure customers are being protected against unfair, unexpected price increases. Senate Bill 59 would change the standards by which the Public Service Commission is able to determine…
Read MoreBridgeville Man Arrested on 7th Offense DUI by Seaford PD
Seaford Police conducted a computer registration check on a vehicle traveling on Bridgeville Highway and found the driver was wanted by Georgetown Police. A traffic stop was made and police confirmed the driver, 60 year old William Terry of Bridgeville, was the wanted subject. As police arrested Terry they saw signs of impairment and further…
Read MoreIntercollegiate Trivia Tournament Qualifying Saturday Morning at UMES
The Honda Campus All-Star Challenge National Qualifying Tournament will be held at UMES on Saturday. This is one of the biggest intercollegiate trivia events on Delmarva in over 10 years. Teams from Washington, DC, New York City and Chicago will compete – looking to advance to the National Championship Tournament in Los Angeles in April.…
Read MoreOvernight Infield RV Camping Available for Dover NASCAR Race Weekend in July
Race fans will have a chance for additional access this summer for the July NASCAR weekend – camping at the Infield Reserve. This is an exclusive 34-spot RV campground within the infield – and the first time the Monster Mile’s infield has been open for overnight NASCAR weekend camping. The lot will open on Wednesday,…
Read MoreResident in Lewes Arrested for Operation of Clandestine Laboratory, Possession of Methamphetamine
During a continuing and long-term drug investigation, members of the Lewes Police Department yesterday executed a search warrant at a home on Beebe Avenue. This search was for a potential drug laboratory used for the manufacture of Methamphetamine. Lewes Police Department officers found numerous chemical compounds, ingredients, tools and devices which were set up in…
Read MoreSenators Coons, Rounds Reintroduce Financial Protection Legislation for American Hostages and Wrongful Detainees
U.S. Senator Chris Coons along with Republican Senator Mike Rounds of South Dakota reintroduced the Stop Tax Penalties on American Hostages Act today to prevent the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) from imposing fines or penalties on American hostages and wrongful detainees for late tax payments while they are held abroad. This bill was originally introduced in…
Read MoreFRAUD ALERT: Credit Card Skimming Device Recovered From Georgetown Area Store
The Georgetown Police Department has recovered a credit card skimming device from El Mercado store on Layton Avenue. Skimming devices are used to steal customers’ banking information. Officers are contacting local businesses to ensure they regularly check for these types of devices. If you or anybody you know has visited El Mercado since Saturday, February…
Read MoreDover Man Arrested Following Vape Shop Burglaries & Pursuit
Dover Police have arrested a 22-year-old Dover man following two burglaries and a pursuit late Wednesday night. The Dover Police Department took the report at about 10:15 p.m. of a burglary at First State Vape on North DuPont Highway. Officers found the front door shattered. The front glass was broken, and police say someone entered…
Read MoreTraffic Stop Leads to Arrest of Bridgeville Man for 7th DUI Offense
A Bridgeville man wanted by the Georgetown Police Department was arrested by Seaford Police for his 7th DUI offense following a traffic stop on the vehicle he was driving. At just before midnight, a patrol officer with the Seaford Police Department conducted a computer registration check of the vehicle, which had been heading north on…
Read MoreCongressman Harris Sends Letter To Constituents On The High Costs Of Energy In Maryland
Maryland Congressman Andy Harris is sending a letter to constituents regarding the high costs of energy in the state. He reassures Marylanders that in Congress, he is fighting to lower energy bills. He also offers several resources that constituents can utilize if they are experiencing high energy costs in their homes or businesses. Here is…
Read MoreUPDATE: Arrests Made; Teen Chased and Shot at by Masked Individual After Exiting School Bus
UPDATE:Â Dover Police have arrested two individuals–22-year-old Rouma Aldonza and a 17-year-old male, both of Dover, for the shooting that occurred on Village Drive yesterday afternoon. Detectives identified the 17-year-old as the suspected shooter and determined that he was driven to the scene in a vehicle. Detectives from the Drugs, Vice and Organized Crime Unit located…
Read MoreLegislation Introduced to Provide Energy Bill Assistance to Delaware Residents
Recognizing the growing financial strain caused by rising utility bills, lawmakers today introduced legislation that would provide direct energy bill assistance to households struggling with increasing energy costs. Sponsored by Representative Debra Heffernan and Senator Stephanie Hansen, House Bill 50 would create the Delaware Energy Fund, administered by Sustainable Energy Utility (SEU), to provide financial assistance…
Read MoreGarage Fire in Easton, MD Under Investigation
The cause of a fire that occurred in Talbot County late yesterday at a three-story, middle row townhome with an attached garage is under investigation. The blaze, which occurred on Bodkin Street in Easton, originated inside the attached garage. No injuries were reported. Damage to the structure and contents is estimated at $20,000. If anyone…
Read MoreDover Woman Arrested for Armed Robbery
Dover Police have arrested a 28-year-old Dover woman following a robbery that occurred at the Sleep Inn on North DuPont Highway in Dover early yesterday morning, February 18th. According to police, the woman identified as Chanel Morris-Wright approached the front desk, displayed a firearm and demanded money from the victim. The victim ran from the desk and…
Read MoreShed/Kennel Fire in Ridgely Saturday Leaves Dog and Rabbits Dead
Ridgely firefighters were called to a fire Saturday morning just before 11 on Oakland Road in Ridgely left a dog and 5 rabbits dead. Maryland State Fire Marshal investigators say the detached shed was used for storage and domestic animal housing. Officials say the fire originated inside the shed/kennel and spread to cause significant damage…
Read MoreDover Police Investigating Burglary Friday at Cosmic Smoke
Dover Police are investigating a burglary at Cosmic Smoke on South DuPont Highway in Dover that occurred early Friday morning. Dover Police learned that three suspects entered a vacant business next to Cosmic Smoke just after 4:30am – then broke through the wall into Cosmic Smoke and removed products before leaving. Police say all three…
Read MoreUS Coast Guard Investigating Tugboat Fire off Pea Patch Island
The US Coast Guard and other agencies were called for a tugboat fire just before 9:30 Tuesday morning near Pea Patch Island in the Delaware River. Officials received a distress call from the crew of the tugboat that the vessel was on fire. Coast Guard Sector Delaware Bay launched crews from Station Philadelphia and a…
Read MoreCaroline County Man Charged after Shooting Incident in Denton
Caroline County Sheriff’s Office has arrested a Denton man after a shooting on February 6th. Deputies arrived at a Ruritan Road residence in Denton and discovered a 71 year old man with injuries to his back and head from a gunshot. They also found 68 year old Alfred Harris with a broken ankle. Both were…
Read MoreSS United States to Leave Philadelphia Wednesday on Final Journey
America’s Flagship, the SS United States will leave its berth in Philadelphia on Wednesday morning on its final journey – to Mobile, Alabama and then off the coast of the Florida panhandle. The SS United States was constructed between 1950 and 1952 in Newport News, VA – and included materials from every state (48 at…
Read MorePlanned Armory Road Closure Near Frankford/Dagsboro Shortened
A planned bridge rehabilitation project that would have closed a section of Armory Road in Dagsboro and Frankford for the entire summer has been reworked by DelDOT officials. Beginning next Monday Armory Road/Route 20 between Dukes Road and Omar Road will be closed until May 16th – weather permitting. The original posting from DelDOT had…
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