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SALISBURY — A portion of Glen Avenue will be closed to through traffic starting July 7 through July 18 between Beaver Dam Drive and Hillside Drive as the City of Salisbury undertakes necessary repairs to the local sewer lift station. The closure…

Dover, Del. — In the wake of multiple pharmacy closures linked to Rite Aid’s bankruptcy filing, Delaware officials have implemented emergency measures to ensure residents continue to receive essential medications without interruption. Delaware Insurance Commissioner Trinidad Navarro has mandated health insurers and…

CHINCOTEAGUE, Va. — For a century, the Chincoteague Volunteer Firemen’s Carnival has been a cornerstone of community life, bringing together families and visitors in support of local emergency services. The 2025 carnival is underway and will continue through August 2 at the…

Ocean City, Maryland — Police in Ocean City are searching for a suspect involved in a theft case that escalated into a physical altercation, leaving an officer injured late Thursday night. Investigators say the incident happened just before 11:30 p.m. on July…

WORCESTER COUNTY, Md. — Worcester County has been allocated $1 million from state tax revenue on recreational cannabis sales. In June, county commissioners unanimously approved laws that define how these funds will be used to support local communities. The money is designated…

Dover, Delaware — A joint investigation by the Delaware Office of Auditor of Accounts and the Department of Education has revealed concerning gaps in certification and licensure among 62 special education teachers in the state. This preliminary report raises important questions and…

MILTON, Del. — A portion of Webb Road in Milton is set to close for several days beginning mid-July as construction crews begin underground utility work connected to a nearby residential development. According to the Delaware Department of Transportation, Webb Road will…

Sussex County, Delaware — Farmers markets are growing in popularity across Sussex County this summer, providing fresh, locally grown produce and artisanal goods while fostering a strong sense of community. Residents and visitors alike are turning to these markets as a trusted…

DELAWARE — Independence Day is here, but not all fireworks are welcome in the First State. Delaware law strictly limits what residents can use to mark the holiday, and law enforcement plans to hold the line. State officials confirm that only a…

Rehoboth Beach, Delaware — A swimming advisory is in effect for Rehoboth Beach along Rehoboth Avenue after state officials found elevated levels of fecal indicator bacteria during routine water sampling.The advisory began Thursday afternoon and remains in place through 5:30 p.m. on…

SALISBURY, Md. — A Wicomico County man is facing serious charges following an investigation into online child sexual abuse material. Maryland State Police say the investigation began late last month when a tip from the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children…

RICHMOND, Va. — With holiday traffic already building on roadways across the Commonwealth, Virginia State Police are stepping up enforcement as part of a statewide effort to prevent crashes, injuries, and fatalities during the Independence Day weekend. The July 4th travel period…

DOVER, Del. — Today, the Delaware Public Archives proudly opened Revolutionary Lives: 1776 to Tomorrow, a stirring new exhibit that shines a spotlight on Delaware’s vital role in securing American independence and how generations have kept that legacy alive.As the nation marches…

 Delaware — Organizations seeking funding for 2026 tree planting projects under Delaware’s Tree for Every Delawarean Initiative (TEDI) must submit their applications by July 21, 2025. Grants range from $10,000 to $40,000, and approval is dependent on funding in the state’s FY…

 Milton, Del. — Delaware’s 20th District will see a new face in its House seat after the resignation of Stell Parker Selby. A special election has been scheduled for Tuesday, August 5, to fill the vacancy. Selby’s decision to step down came…

Virginia — As of July 1st, 2025, Virginia is enforcing a new law that limits social media use to one hour per day for users under 16 years old. The law is designed to protect young people from the risks associated with…

United States Of America  — NASA announced a groundbreaking partnership with Netflix to stream live rocket launches, astronaut spacewalks, mission coverage, and stunning views of Earth from the International Space Station beginning this summer. This collaboration aims to make NASA’s scientific achievements…

OCEAN CITY, Md. — Ocean City police are alerting social media users to a scam where AI-generated dog photos are used to deceive buyers into sending money for fake puppies. In one case, a buyer was asked to pay $150 via Apple…

SUSSEX COUNTY, Del. — Police departments in Rehoboth Beach and Lewes are moving forward with a joint Police Accountability Committee, part of a statewide requirement under House Bill 206, signed into law last year by then-Governor John Carney. The law mandates that…

MARYLAND — An increasing number of Maryland residents are registering their vehicles in Virginia to bypass higher registration fees and sales taxes, creating a loophole that could cost Maryland millions each year. Virginia law allows non-residents to register vehicles there. A recent…

DOVER, Del. — The Delaware Senate unanimously approved a $977 million capital budget for fiscal year 2026, advancing the state’s infrastructure and development plans ahead of the new fiscal year.Senate Bill 200, commonly known as the Bond Bill, includes funding for a…

ANNAPOLIS, Md. — Governor Wes Moore announced that the state will reopen the search for a site to house Maryland’s planned cannabis incubator project aimed at supporting social equity micro-licensees. The incubator is designed to provide resources and programs that empower individuals…

SNOW HILL, Md. — Authorities are investigating after gunfire was reported at the GreenBriar Court Apartments between June 28 and July 1. Snow Hill Police responded following a report from apartment management of bullet damage to the office and substation. Officers recovered…

DOVER, Del. — A proposal that would have raised penalties on Delaware farmers under the State Nutrient Management Program failed to advance on the final day of the legislative session, marking a clear-cut victory for the state’s agricultural industry. House Bill 222…

SALISBURY, Md. — Starting July 7, the Maryland State Highway Administration will begin repair work on two bridges over the Wicomico River in downtown Salisbury. The bridges on US 50 (Ocean Gateway) and MD 991 (Main Street) will undergo maintenance including dolphin…

DOVER, Del. — Delaware’s retail cannabis market will officially open to the public on August 1, beginning with businesses that have transitioned from the state’s medical marijuana program. The Office of the Marijuana Commissioner, led by Joshua Sanderlin, confirmed that licensed medical…

BERLIN, Md. — Town officials have opened the application period for a major update to Berlin’s comprehensive plan, aiming to chart a new course for development, infrastructure, and stormwater strategy. The request for proposals, listed as RFP No. 2025-06, was released July…

DOVER, Del. — Delaware lawmakers have taken a key step toward permanently banning capital punishment, with the State Senate voting 14 to 7 on June 30 to pass a proposed constitutional amendment that would eliminate the death penalty for good. The measure,…

OCEAN CITY, Md. — The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers’ Baltimore District has received emergency authorization to dredge the Ocean City inlet starting the week of July 21. The operation is scheduled to last about eight days, depending on weather conditions. Crews…

MILLSBORO, Del. — The Indian River School District will raise its school tax rate by as much as 10 percent, despite voters rejecting two larger tax proposals earlier this year. The decision came Monday night as the school board voted to implement…

RICHMOND, Va. — A new slate of state laws took effect Tuesday, July 1, impacting schools, roads, workplaces, and consumer protections across Virginia. School divisions are now required to update their policies to address cyberbullying that happens off-campus. Cell phone restrictions have…

DELMARVA — The Federal Trade Commission is warning the public about a growing phone scam in which fraudsters pose as local law enforcement officers in an attempt to steal money. The scam begins with a phone call appearing to come from a…

GEORGETOWN, Del. — Starting Monday, July 14, Zoar Road will be shut down for necessary railroad maintenance by Delmarva Central Railroad crews. The work begins early, at 5 a.m., and will continue nonstop until Friday evening, July 19, with completion expected by…

WICOMICO COUNTY, Md. — Facing critical pressure on landfill capacity, Wicomico County Executive Julie Giordano and Newland Park Landfill Acting Superintendent Adam Corey have urged for tighter controls to avoid a shutdown. Giordano issued a clear warning Monday: if immediate steps aren’t…

DELMARVA — Intense heat and humidity on Monday triggered widespread storms across the Delmarva Peninsula, bringing two to four inches of rain to parts of Sussex County, including Long Neck and Ocean View. The downpours led to localized flooding and hazardous travel…

SALISBURY, Maryland — The Salisbury Zoo is grieving the recent loss of Bayou, a four-year-old Linne’s two-toed sloth cherished by staff, volunteers, and visitors alike. In recent weeks, Bayou’s health declined rapidly, with signs including weight loss, increased urination, and reduced appetite.…

LEWES, Delaware — A new Independence Day celebration is coming to Lewes this Tuesday, July 2, featuring a first-ever fireworks display at the Lewes Ferry Grounds. The event, hosted by Rocking the Docks, will spotlight two sets by Bruce in the USA,…

MILTON, Delaware — A man was attacked and robbed early Saturday morning after being pulled over by suspects pretending to be federal agents in Sussex County. According to investigators, the victim was driving along Burton Road near Sand Hill Road around 2…

WASHINGTON — The Federal Trade Commission has officially designated July 2025 as “Made in the USA” Month, emphasizing the importance of truthful advertising and consumer confidence in American-made products. FTC Chairman Andrew N. Ferguson highlighted the agency’s role in enforcing laws that…

FRANKFORD, Del. — A weak tornado has been confirmed in Sussex County after storm damage was reported near Frankford.The National Weather Service says the tornado touched down about two miles east-northeast of Frankford, near Omar Road and west of Pyle Center Road.…

VIRGINIA — A fresh “LOVE” sign is in the works for the Chesapeake Bay Bridge Tunnel Welcome Center, and artists with a connection to Virginia’s Eastern Shore are being asked to help design it. With more than 300 of these signs spread…

LEWES, Del. — A proposed zoning change by Belle Mead Farm, LLC, aiming to reclassify a rural portion of Route 24 from agricultural to commercial use, has sparked concerns among local residents. The development plan includes residential apartments and commercial businesses. Opponents…

WICOMICO COUNTY, Md. — County officials in Wicomico are inviting residents to serve their community by applying for openings on several important boards and commissions. Available positions include one seat on the Ethics Commission, two on the Planning and Zoning Commission, and…

DELAWARE — To promote safe celebrations this Independence Day, the Delaware Office of Highway Safety is once again offering its Sober Rides program. The initiative provides ride-share vouchers valued up to $20 for Lyft and Uber to help prevent impaired driving during…

ACCOMACK COUNTY, Va. — Malachi Kenol Tull, 23, of Salisbury, Maryland, pleaded guilty Thursday in Accomack Circuit Court to possession of more than 23 ounces of marijuana with intent to sell, eluding police, and possession of ammunition by a felon. The charges…

DELAWARE — This Fourth of July holiday period, Delaware is expected to see a record number of travelers, with more than 203,000 residents planning trips of 50 miles or more, according to AAA Mid-Atlantic. The travel window spans from Saturday, June 28…

MARYLAND — Maryland drivers should prepare for higher vehicle registration fees beginning July 1, 2025, as part of the state’s Fiscal Year 2026 budget adjustments. The Maryland Motor Vehicle Administration has updated registration rates based on vehicle class and weight. Passenger cars…

DELAWARE — In response to growing concerns over escalating car insurance rates, Delaware lawmakers have approved Senate Concurrent Resolution 111, creating the Automobile Insurance Reform Task Force. This statewide group will focus on strategies to curb rising insurance expenses, reform medical payment…

DOVER, Del. — The Delaware Department of Education has released updated guidelines for free and reduced-price school meals for the 2025-2026 academic year. These rules ensure students who need assistance continue to have access to breakfast, lunch, and snacks. Most schools will…

 DELAWARE — A bill introduced in the state legislature would require school board candidates and current members to both live and spend the majority of their time within the district they serve. House Bill 82 states that any board member absent from…

Wicomico County, Md. — New solid waste legislation has been proposed by the Wicomico County Council that could lead to changes in how and when the Newland Park Landfill operates. Under the proposal, commercial haulers could be restricted from using the landfill…

WICOMICO COUNTY, Md. — The Upper Ferry will close at 7 p.m. Friday, June 27, and remain shut until further notice while undergoing major rehabilitation and overhaul. County officials say these essential repairs are necessary to maintain safe and reliable service for…

 SALISBURY, Md. — City leaders are launching a free summer drop-in program at Lake Street Playground to give children a safe, supervised space for play and activities during the week. Starting July 1, kids can take part in organized games, crafts, and…

 DELAWARE — The Blood Bank of Delmarva is reporting a dangerous drop in donations as the region heads into the July Fourth holiday stretch. Officials say blood donations across Delaware are running 38 percent below what hospitals currently need, with type O-negative…

 REHOBOTH BEACH, Del. — Delaware lawmakers are moving forward with a bill that would stop restaurants from automatically including single-use items such as plastic utensils, napkins, straws, and condiment packets in takeout orders unless customers specifically request them. House Bill 111, sponsored…