A man was arrested this week for a 2018 homicide, according to Wilmington Police Cold Case investigators.… Read More…
One driver dead following two-vehicle crash on I-495 Wed. night
A Wilmington man has died after sideswiping three vehicles while going the wrong way on I-495. Then, when his vehicle returned to the northbound lanes, his car was struck from behind by another vehicle.… Read More…
FBI Declines To Provide Document To House GOP
(Washington, DC) — The FBI is rejecting a request from House Republicans to provide access to law enforcement documents lawmakers say may link President Biden to a “criminal scheme.”… Read More…
VIDEO | “Very, very cool” – visitors enjoy opening day of Wilmington Flower Market Festival
A warm, sunny opening day brought visitors in droves for the Wilmington Flower Market Festival.… Read More…
Man and woman from Lewes charged with sex trafficking
The United States Department of Justice (DOJ) said a federal grand jury in Delaware has handed down indictments against a man and woman from Lewes for sex and labor trafficking.… Read More…
Delaware’s rebounding tourism industry
State tourism officials announced on Wednesday, May 10, 2023, that a recently completed study for the year 2021, showed Delaware’s tourism industry is bouncing back from the devastating economic impact of the global pandemic.… Read More…
Could mobile sports betting finally be coming to Delaware?
Delaware legislators acted quickly to allow single-game sports wagering when it became legal five years ago, but since then, the First State has lagged behind in the online sports betting wars.… Read More…
VIDEO | Sat. May 13th is your opportunity to Stamp Out Hunger
The Food Bank of Delaware is experiencing growing demand for its services and is looking for a big boost through Saturday’s Stamp Out Hunger food drive.… Read More…
Kids make their case for a law against smoking in a vehicle while a minor is present
Some young people managed to steal the show at a recent House committee hearing in the Delaware General Assembly.… Read More…
Update: Drug Take-Back Day in April brought in 2.6-tons of unwanted or expired meds
Delaware Public Health said the April 22nd Prescription Drug Take-Back Day event collected hundreds of pounds of medications, as well as needles and other sharp that otherwise would have been thrown away – or worse.… Read More…
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