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A 25-year-old Dover man suffered critical injuries when shot by a police officer in Townsend following a stolen vehicle pursuit Friday, authorities said. more
A 55-year-old woman from Linwood, Pennsylvania, has won $100,000 from the Delaware Lottery’s 50th Anniversary Celebration instant game. more
DOVER — Nine actors from the Kent County Theatre Guild are taking multitasking to an entirely different level. In their quest to turn the fairy tales of the Brothers Grimm on their heads, … more
Following this week's death of Pope Francis at age 88, Catholics are mourning, while anticipating the selection of a new leader. more
Whether it’s an active assault, a riot, a barricaded subject or a suspicious person lurking, dispatchers can now get a look at an emergency in real time. more
MIDDLETOWN — The Appoquinimink School Board election is set for May 13 and includes three candidates vying for one seat. more
The Delaware attorney general's office has joined several others in actions against the Trump administration, but there are no costs for those moves. more
TOWNSEND — Weeks of preparation reaped a long-awaited reward for Odessa High students on Thursday. The school’s Future Farmers of America and Agriscience team captured the 30th … more
CAMDEN — Seeing a need for upscale apartments in central Delaware, Windward Communities has developed a complex in a secluded location on Upper King Road. While Sunset Village leased the … more
ODESSA — The Corbit-Calloway Memorial Library, Delaware’s oldest free library, will host its 12th annual MayFest on Saturday, May 3, a news release said. more
This year’s Carry the Load visit to Smyrna comes with a little extra incentive for attendees. On May 2, host Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 8801 has also invited veterans resource organizations for an informational fair. more
A report released Monday by state Auditor Lydia York found that most of the $4.2 million in federal funds received by Delaware in fiscal year 2024 are being spent properly but also identified areas of concern. more
This Smyrna centenarian is the youngest of 12 children, aka “the baby” of the family. Explaining her role among her loved ones, Virginia Knussman chuckled. She is also pleased to turn 100 Saturday. more
SMYRNA — By a 3-1 vote on Tuesday night Smyrna Town Council members ended the bid of a mayoral candidate over residency issues. more
Gov. Matt Meyer toured the state’s largest prison Friday and liked what he saw. more
DOVER — Delaware Lottery employees may feel like winners just by showing up to work. That would explain why there are hardly any staff changes at its 1575 McKee Road office, virtually … more
As seasonal officers in Middletown, they may fingerprint suspects or take their booking photos. They could be part of a bike patrol through Silver Lake Park or perhaps traffic controllers during a parade. more
In the Smyrna town election April 29, George Coates is seeking office for the first time, and Tabitha Gott wants to change hers, as both are attempting to become the next mayor. more
Creating a sculpture begins with a vision, followed by many more of them. Eventually, a few of them remain in marble, granite or precious stone. more
Clayton's new chief of police plans to be front and center in a community he’s familiar with. Harvey Scott IV, 44, is a lifelong citizen of the 5,500-resident Clayton and has been an officer in its police department for 20 years. more
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