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Margo Wallace, left, and her husband, Pastor Anthony Wallace, were gifted a sign for a newly named road near Crossroad Christian Church in Dover on July 20. The facility is marking 30 years in 2025.
Crossroad Christian Church celebrates 30 years in Dover
It was July 16, 1995, when Crossroad Christian Church in Dover started as a humble 12-member Bible study in Pastor Anthony Wallace’s home. more
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Delaware Futures' Shawn Selby, left, joins Patricia Mann of the Greater Smyrna Clayton Boys & Girls Club on July 28. The two organizations will team up for a health fair Aug. 2.
Growing Delaware Futures Health Fair in Smyrna on Aug. 2
This year’s Delaware Futures Health Fair, coming up in Smyrna on Aug. 2, will be more than double its size from 2024. more
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Daniel Asmarzadeh, left, and his wife, Emily Asmarzadeh, the owner of Living Bread Sourdough Co., at the Riverwalk Farmers Market on July 19. It is the cottage food establishment's first year selling at the market.
Delaware cottage food laws help home-based businesses prepare food safely
Delaware’s cottage food regulations, in effect since 2016, are designed to allow home-based enterprises prepare their goods safely. The guidelines developed following a surge of other states adopting them in the early 2010s. more
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U.S. Rep. Sarah McBride speaks at the "Families First" rally in Dover on July 26.
Dover “Families First” rally speaks on potential health care, food benefits cuts in Delaware
The capital city joined Americans across the nation for a “Families First” rally on July 26, organized by Indivisible Central Delaware. The rally intended to … more
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Arlissa Garrett, left, and her mother, Brenda Wilson, enjoy a musical performance by Grady Tucker on July 22.
Dover resident Arlissa Garrett surprised with special musical performance
Dover resident Arlissa Garrett received an unexpected musical performance July 22, by Grady Tucker of Henderson, Maryland. Ms. Garrett, born with Down syndrome, was surprised by Mr. Tucker, who commonly performs for disabled or shut-in individuals. more
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Residents at the "Dover Voices Heard" town hall July 21 listen to City Councilman Brian Lewis, right.
Dover hosts public safety town hall to address gun violence concerns
Dover officials and representatives from End Community Violence Now Delaware, the Delaware Department of Justice and Leaders in Transition can all agree. more
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The Dover Police Department may use stop sticks to disable a vehicle during a pursuit. For video with this story, visit baytobaynews.com. DAILY STATE NEWS/CRAIG ANDERSON.
Delaware police vehicle pursuits take many turns
While no two vehicle pursuits are exactly the same, they all create danger for everyone involved. more
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Daniel Guzman Sr., joined by his son, Nasir Snipes-Guzman, speaks in front of Dover City Council on July 14, urging more programs for kids in Dover.
Dover community urges action in wake of fatal shootings
Tensions were high during a July 14 public forum at Dover City Hall, as members of the community demanded justice for those lost to gun violence and urged that concrete changes be made. more
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From left, Dover Police Chief Thomas Johnson; state Sens. Trey Paradee and Eric Buckson; state Rep. Kerri Evelyn Harris; City Council President Fred Neil; and council members Andre Boggerty, Dr. Julia Pillsbury, Tricia Arndt and Donyale Hall attend an unveiling of new police equipment June 15.
Dover Police Department unveils new training technology
The Dover Police Department shared new technology for its police academy on June 15, a five-screen, 300-degree VirTra V-300 training simulator with over 100 scenarios for training … more
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Kathy Kelly, the assistant secretary over academic excellence for the Delaware Department of Education, tells the children gathered at Mifflin Meadows on July 9 about “Oh, the Places You’ll Go!” DAILY STATE NEWS/MIKE FINNEY
State leaders make push to spark reading
DOVER — Matthew Heckles admitted that it was daunting to read Dr. Seuss’ “Yertle the Turtle” to a roomful of youngsters. But the director of the Delaware State Housing … more
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Helene Keeley, left, executive director of the Delaware Lottery, and Barbara Miller, deputy director, celebrated the agency's 50th anniversary in April. DAILY STATE NEWS/MIKE FINNEY
Delaware Lottery set to celebrate Lottery Week
DOVER — The Delaware Lottery has been busy celebrating its milestone 50th anniversary this year. It will soon have more to celebrate as it joins lotteries across North America in marking … more
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The Delaware Emergency Management Agency's Emergency Operations Center is at 165 Brick Store Landing Road in Smyrna.
Delaware Emergency Management Agency helps residents prepare in times of crisis
In the wake of catastrophic flooding in Texas that killed at least 120 people, Delawareans may be pondering how similar emergencies would be handled here. more
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A performer in Paranormal Cirque III encircles himself with a whip of fire.
Paranormal Cirque to haunt Dover Mall parking lot
Paranormal Cirque III is coming to the Dover Mall on July 18-20, inviting guests to “welcome the darkest corner of your mind” at its shows. more
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Delaware State Police Sgt. Troy Pezzuto, right, rides alongside a state trooper during the 2025 Delaware Law Enforcement Torch Run for Special Olympics.
Delaware State Police, Dover Police Department share more about their Motorcycle Units
Those in police motorcycle units, called “motor officers,” have various duties in Delaware, from traffic enforcement to community events to escort services and more. more
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Fourth of July festivalgoers wait for the parade to start in Dover.
GALLERY: Dover dons red, white and blue for Fourth of July Celebration
The capital city showed off its patriotism for a Fourth of July festival and parade on July 4.  It was an all-day celebration on Legislative Mall and downtown Dover, with … more
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Find the queen! Hint: look in the center of the photo.
New Delaware state apiarist brings countrywide experience to role
Jennylyn Redner is the new state apiarist, joining the Department of Agriculture in the spring to offer her beekeeping expertise. more
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The progress of the splash pad at Dover Park so far.
Dover Park splash pad expected to open in late July
After a series of delays, Dover Park’s splash pad is likely to open later this month. more
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Fireworks, launched by Brothers Pyro, light up the sky above Legislative Hall in Dover on Dover Days weekend. Crowds will gather once again on Legislative Mall again for fireworks on the Fourth of July. DAILY STATE NEWS/ANDREW WEST
Delaware cities, towns set to host Fourth of July celebrations
Dover Fourth of July Celebration 9:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. — Visitors to the Johnson Victrola Museum, 375 S. New St., can hear patriotic music played on authentic Victor talking machines. 10 a.m. to … more
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Last year’s Fourth of July parade makes its way down State Street in downtown Dover. For 2025, some volunteers have stepped forward at the last second to ensure that a procession will take place. DAILY STATE NEWS FILE PHOTO
Dover marching Fourth with Independence Day parade
DOVER — This week’s Fourth of July celebration in the heart of downtown promises an all-day patriotic affair. And, despite some early questions, it will, indeed, feature a parade. … more
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E-Cigarettes were the most popular cigarette product used by high school students in Delaware in 2021.
Delaware Division of Public Health works to crack down on teen vaping
DOVER — With e-cigarettes being the most common form of teen smoking in Delaware, the state’s Division of Public Health is working hard with schools and prevention programs to stop … more
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