"Point Your Antenna Towards Seaford"
SEAFORD, Del. — A 19-year-old Seaford woman was arrested after leading Delaware State Police on a high-speed chase on Saturday night. The incident began just after 7 p.m. when a state trooper spotted a Dodge Durango speeding on Hastings Farm Road near…
Georgetown, Del. — Town officials in Georgetown will begin reviewing a proposal Monday night that could lead to a major residential development just north of the town center. A first reading is scheduled for an ordinance that would amend Georgetown’s Comprehensive Plan…
Accomack, VA – A 27-year-old man pleaded guilty Thursday to abduction and strangulation in Accomack Circuit Court in connection with an incident involving the mother of his child in August 2024. Antonio Morales, described by the defense as intoxicated and emotionally distressed,…
Virginia – Governor Glenn Youngkin introduced a new initiative, aimed at making Virginia a more attractive destination for large-scale business investments. The Made in Virginia Investment Accelerator (MVIA) seeks to streamline state processes and provide businesses with the resources they need to…
Maryland fire officials are sounding the alarm over a dangerous social media trend that has made its way into schools across the state. Known as the “Chromebook Challenge,” the trend involves students inserting pencils or metal objects into the charging ports of…
Ocean City, Md. – Rock fans attending the inaugural Boardwalk Rock Festival next weekend will experience a surprise lineup change. Rob Zombie has been added to the bill after Alice in Chains canceled due to health concerns involving drummer Sean Kinney. The…
Milford, Del. — A legal fight over a piece of private land in Milford has sparked a legislative push to limit how cities in Delaware use eminent domain, especially when the land in question isn’t tied to essential infrastructure. Last year, Milford…
Millsboro, Del. — With a second referendum set for early June, the Indian River School District is moving forward with a new round of public meetings to lay out what’s at stake. District leaders say the goal this time is to secure…
SALISBURY, Md. – A recent audit of the “Safari at the Quarry” event held in May 2024 at Connelly Mill Park has revived concerns about how public resources were used for the off-road gathering near Delmar. The event was originally promoted as…
SALISBURY, Md. – Wicomico County Public Schools is seeing a rise in students facing poverty and homelessness. Currently, 65% of students live in poverty, and 5% are classified as homeless. Nearly 700 families in the district are considered “in transition,” a term…