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Construction is underway on the new Kent County Family Court building at the corner of South Governors Avenue and Water Street in Dover. It is expected to take about a year and a half to complete.
Construction underway on new Kent County Family Court building
DOVER — Construction on the new Kent County Family Court building at the corner of South Governors Avenue and Water Street has recently begun, promising to bring an impressive new structure and … more
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Delaware State Police Master Cpl. Tony Torres, left, walks through Middletown's Appoquinimink High School with constable Doug Dolphin on Wednesday.
Police: School arrests up again this year in Delaware
A flurry of recent weapons-related arrests involving students on school properties have certainly been troubling for administrators, parents and law enforcement. more
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Only cars with physical key ignitions are vulnerable to the viral method of theft. Push-button start cars tend to be safe from it.
Kia thefts in Delaware: How to know if you are vulnerable and how to protect yourself
FELTON – For the past year and a half, Kias have been the target of car thieves across the country after a tutorial popped up on TikTok teaching viewers how to do it.   Delaware is … more
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Cambridge police are investigating a series of vehicle thefts that occured overnight Feb. 27-28. At one home, a security camera caught images of two suspects checking car doors.
Cambridge police probe series of vehicle thefts
CAMBRIDGE – The Cambridge Police Department (CPD) is investigating a rash of vehicle thefts that occurred overnight from Feb. 17-28. On Feb. 27, at approximately 10:35 p.m., CPD units were … more
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Cambridge police release data on juvenile crime, 2021-2023
CAMBRIDGE - The Cambridge Police Department has released detailed information on juvenile crime over the previous three years.  The full report is found below,. The report, with associated … more
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A commissioned rendition of Officer Clifford Russell Jackson, the Seaford Police Department's first minority officer, who served from 1950-52.
Seaford salutes first minority police officer, hired in 1950
Born in March 1952, Cliffonia Gaines has no recollection of her father’s pioneering two-year tenure with the Seaford Police Department more than 70 years ago. more
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Police: Investigation into alleged misconduct in Smyrna classroom ongoing
An investigation into possible misconduct inside a Smyrna School District classroom is ongoing, Smyrna Police spokesman Lt. Brian Donner said Wednesday. more
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In plans for a new police station in Dagsboro, the existing headquarters behind Town Hall will be torn down.
Change likely in plans for Dagsboro police station, Town Hall
There may be some alterations coming in plans for a new police station and Town Hall renovation — a project more than two years along. more
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Cambridge Police seek business input
CAMBRIDGE – A Feb. 19 statement from the Cambridge Police Department (CPD) said, “Last week, several officers went to many local businesses throughout the city, including our downtown … more
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Arrest made in 2023 Laurel killing
Delaware State Police on Wednesday announced the arrest of Azzure Horsey, 19, of Laurel, on first-degree murder charges, as well as a dozen other felonies, connected to a multi-victim shooting last year. more
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Former Delaware State Auditor Kathleen McGuiness
One McGuiness misdemeanor conviction upheld, another reversed
WILMINGTON — The Delaware Supreme Court on Tuesday upheld a misdemeanor conviction of ex state auditor Kathleen McGuiness and remanded a second to Superior Court. more
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Dover resident Bob Hartman discusses a concern with Cpl. Ryan Schmid during a Feb. 7 Coffee With a Cop at Dover Hollywood Diner. Cpl. Schmid said discussions like these are beneficial for both the city's police department and its citizens.
Dover police’s Coffee With a Cop wakes up community engagement
The Dover Police Department is filled to the brim with community involvement, and some of its more casual encounters with residents are obtained via its occasional Coffee With a Cop events. more
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Seventy-six animals were rescued from a home in Felton by the Brandywine Valley Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals last month.
Brandywine Valley SPCA rescues 76 animals in Felton
Sixty-six dogs, nine cats and one parakeet. That’s how many pets the Brandywine Valley Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals rescued from a Felton mobile home with inhumane conditions Jan. 29. more
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Maryland State Police investigating fatal multi-vehicle crash in Talbot County
EASTON – Maryland State Police are investigating a fatal three-vehicle crash that occurred Friday evening in Talbot County. The deceased is identified as David Kuzio, 32, of Preston. … more
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This weapon was recovered by police from a student's backpack at Cape Henlopen High School on Jan. 16. Two students have now been charged in the incident.
Second student surrenders in Cape High gun incident
The Delaware State Police have confirmed that a second male student of Cape Henlopen High School has surrendered to police in connection with the recovery of a firearm in another student’s bag Jan. 16. more
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Roy is Dover Police's four, almost five-year-old facility dog.
Dover Police pup Roy helps department connect with its community
DOVER – Someone walking down the halls of the Dover Police Department may be surprised to be suddenly prompted to play a game of fetch, courtesy of Roy, the department’s facility dog. … more
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Delaware Attorney General Kathy Jennings speaks at a news conference in Wilmington on Monday, highlighting the drop in the state's violent crime rate. Delaware State Police Superintendent Col. Melissa Zebley and Delaware Department of Safety and Homeland Security Secretary Nathaniel McQueen Jr. listen in.
Statistics show drastic drop in Delaware's violent crime rate
At a news conference Monday, Delaware Attorney General Kathy Jennings applauded statistics revealing a significant reduction in the state’s violent crime rate. more
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The "United Against Hate" panelists were, from left, Casey Wilson, Dr. Denise Nazaire, Nathaniel Warren, Nicole Mozee and Tiana Sampson.
Dover forum teaches attendees how to identify hate crimes
Dover’s mayor joined law enforcement officials Thursday in an effort to partner against hate. more
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Dover City Hall held a Regular Council Meeting on Monday night where David C. Weiss spoke to the council on the federal law enforcement happenings in Dover.
Federal attorney makes surprise appearance at Dover council meeting
Monday’s City Council meeting featured a unscheduled presentation by David C. Weiss, U.S. attorney for the District of Delaware. more
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Arbor Management made an $8,000 donation to the Seaford Police Department's new K-9 program at Tuesday's City Council meeting. From left are Vice Mayor Dan Henderson, Arbor Management's director of security Jim Fitzgerald and its vice president Denise Neal, Police Chief Marshall Craft Jr. and Mayor David Genshaw.
Donation kick-starts Seaford’s K-9 program
This spring, there could be a few “Elk” sightings in Seaford. It has been more than two decades since a Seaford Police Department K-9 was on patrol, but that will change in the coming months. more
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