The Whitford's front yard on Minos Conway Road is a 9/11 Memorial. It honors all of the heroes who served that day, including their son, Mark, who was driving Fire Department of New York‘s Engine 23.

WILMINGTON, Del. - Governor Carney, the Delaware Division of Public Health (DPH), and the Delaware Emergency Management Agency (DEMA) announced on Friday that the state is expanding access to free COVID-19 testing and providing consistent options for Dela

Three administrative charges were filed against the licensee, Mexican Folkloric Dance Society of New York, in connection with an outdoor rodeo festival hosted in Bridgeville last weekend and two previous indoor events

The annual 9/11 memorial service in Ocean City took place once again this year on Friday to honor the lives lost and the ones who continue to fight to protect our country and its citizens. 

The Brandywine Valley SPCA took in 182 cats and 1 dog on Thursday that were seized by the Delaware Office of Animal Welfare (OAW) in a suspected animal cruelty case in Camden. One cat that had died was also recovered

A time of celebration for our company, Draper Media. This Sunday is the 80th anniversary of WBOC on the radio.

The first week of virtual classes for many schools on Delmarva has come to a close. Many parents were met with challenges as they navigate a very unique new school year.

The Division of Alcohol and Tobacco officers who investigated the rodeo concert in Bridgeville charged Alex Garcia the director of this non-profit organization, three counts, and a $21,000 fine.

Jeepers Back the Blue is revving up for a weekend to honor police officers lost while on duty and giving back to their families.

The Town of Berlin, Md., announced Friday it will modify several events and cancel the Berlin Christmas Parade & New Year’s Eve celebrations for this year due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. 

Americans commemorated 9/11 Friday as another national crisis reconfigured memorial ceremonies, dividing some victims' families over coronavirus safety precautions, and a presidential campaign carved a path through the observances.           

The Cape Henlopen Education Association recently held multiple discussions about the school district reopening plan that was adopted during the Aug. 6 board meeting.

A $486,745.22 in federal funding will go to the Maryland Fire and Rescue Institute to train thousands of firefighters across the state.  

As the nation marks the 19th anniversary of the Sept 11 attacks in the midst of another unfolding tragedy, the men vying to lead the nation next year are paying their respects at the same memorial — without crossings paths.

Concern about a rodeo event in Bridgeville being a COVID-19 "super-spreader" has led to the Delaware Division of Public Health to encourage COVID-19 testing.

The Delaware Legislative Black Caucus will host a virtual information session next week aimed at helping minority-owned businesses access the $100 million DE Relief Grants program being offered through the Delaware Division of Small Business.  

A cancer center, now filled with creativity. Beebe Healthcare has created a new art committee.  It's inviting local artists to submit work to be hung up around the South Coastal Cancer Center and emergency room.

In this most challenging year, September 11th takes on even more meaning, as we once again remember lives lost and celebrate the heroes.

The Delaware Interscholastic Athletic Association has voted to begin the fall sports season on Sept. 28.

Tension is brewing between restaurant owners and the Wicomico County Health Department as the county sees an uptick in the COVID positivity rate.

State officials on Thursday unveiled a new operations intelligence facility for Delaware prisons, centralizing efforts to monitor inmates' behavior and prevent potentially dangerous situations.

Local parents in Wicomico county say a virtual start to the school year has them overwhelmed, while others say its the best decision for the health and safety of everyone. Jay Raab is a father of three who says his kids do not learn

Students in the Cape Henlopen School District normally go back to school the day after Labor Day, but this year school starts Sept. 16. 

A registered medical therapist in Delaware is giving back to teachers in the community, using her all-natural body soap shop products to create a non-profit initiative called 'Hand Washing'.

September is National Recovery Month. Many cities, towns, and businesses are "going purple" for those battling and surviving substance abuse.

A group of states - including Maryland and Virginia - is suing over service cuts at the U.S. Postal Service is asking a federal judge to immediately undo some of them, saying the integrity of the upcoming election is at stake.

Virginia Lt. Gov. Justin Fairfax is launching a run for governor despite facing two high-profile allegations of sexual assault he has strenuously denied.

Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan on Thursday announced the acquisition of 250,000 rapid point-of-care COVID-19 antigen tests, which will be deployed to nursing homes, assisted-living facilities, and correctional and juvenile detention centers across the state.

Delaware State Police concluded a 6 month long investigation on September 8, 2020, that resulted in the arrest of 37-year-old Adan Montalvo-Cruz of Seaford on multiple drug and weapon charges.

The MERR Institute has rescued another endangered Kemp's Ridley sea turtle, making it the second rescue for that species in just one week.

The City of Rehoboth Beach has scheduled a blood drive on Sept. 22 in an effort to keep the local blood supply stable during the pandemic.

The University System of Maryland's chancellor announced he is taking a 10% pay cut and warned that employees could face furloughs, pay reductions or layoffs as the system struggles to close a budget shortfall caused by the coronavirus pandemic.

Delaware State Police have released the name of a pedestrian run over and killed by a vehicle in Laurel last Friday night.