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Bayhealth emergency physicians have seen a sharp increase in injuries after Jan. 25’s storm coated the area with snow and ice. more
When inclement weather strikes, local health care providers need to be ready, even though their own employees may be encumbered by the same storm. more
MIDDLETOWN — A winter storm may pound Delaware in reverse order this weekend. On Jan. 28, AccuWeather meteorologist Tyler Roys said a blizzard was possible in southern Delaware, though he … more
Instead of a regular County Council meeting Jan. 27, Sussex officials had a land use workshop about how to change existing code to encourage the types of growth they prefer. more
Delaware’s senators have stated they won’t be voting in favor of a Department of Homeland Security funding bill, following national outrage over the fatal shooting of Alex Pretti by U.S. Immigrations and Customs Enforcement officers Jan. 24. more
DOVER — The Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Control’s Fish and Wildlife division announced on social media the passing of Anthony Florio on Jan. 27. Mr. Florio was an … more
REHOBOTH BEACH — Due to the forecasted combination of extreme cold, high winds, accumulating snow, and dangerous surf conditions, Special Olympics Delaware announced it is … more
GEORGETOWN — In its Feb. 3 meeting agenda , the Sussex County Council lists two interviews for potential new members of its Board of Adjustment and Planning and Zoning Commission. On the … more
MIDDLETOWN — St. John Properties has entered its 13th state with the acquisition of a 75-acre site off Bunker Hill Road, a news release said. more
DOVER — With a sense of urgency, Police Chief Thomas Johnson and city manager Dave Hugg presented “Vision 2030 of the Dover Police Department” during a special session of City Council’s … more
DOVER — The New England Patriots and the Seattle Seahawks punched their tickets to Super Bowl LX on Jan. 25. Dover resident Rick Davis came up just short of joining them for the Feb. 8 game. … more
Delaware’s number of unemployed workers has increased by 8,300 people, or 45%, from December 2024 to ’25, according to the state’s Department of Labor. more
SMYRNA — Delaware Gov. Matthew Meyer has lifted the remaining Level 1 Driving Warning in Kent and New Castle counties, effective at 11 a.m. more
DOVER — Council President Doug Hudson and Vice President John Rieley have both filed to retain their seats for the 2026 election, and are currently running unopposed. Both men were first … more
CAMDEN-WYOMING – On Jan. 25 at 11 a.m., Camden-Wyoming Fire Company was dispatched for a single wide trailer fire across from the Camden Waffle House on Voshells Mill Star Hill Road. The fire … more
The Delaware River & Bay Authority has announced that K-9 Officer Bini will retire Jan. 27 and be ceremoniously walked out of the Vincent A. Julia Building in New Castle at noon. more
DOVER – All city facilities will be closed including the Dover Public Library and Pitts Recreation Center due to the wintry weather tomorrow, Jan. 27. The City of Dover announced there will be … more
DOVER — David L. Anderson, a 4th District city councilman, was recently appointed to the National League of Cities’ 2026 Military Communities Council. He was reelected to a one-year term to … more
SMYRNA — Gov. Matthew Meyer has terminated the Delaware State of Emergency enacted in response to Winter Storm Fern effective Jan. 26 at 3 p.m. more
The Delaware Division of the Arts has announced the 2026 recipients of its Individual Artist Fellowships, recognizing 27 state residents and awarding $184,000 in grants. more
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