Sussex County food-truck owner, Gary Shirey, has turned a childhood marked by tragedy and addiction into a powerful mission of hope and community through his business. This Coastal Connection is sponsored by Baths by Spicer Bros.
A federal jury has convicted Clifton H. Gibbs, 68, of Lewes on multiple counts of sex trafficking and forced labor, following a seven-day trial in the U.S. District Court for the District of Delaware.
The Worcester County Health Department is taking steps to help teens quit smoking and vaping with the launch of its Youth Quit Smoking and Vaping Program, beginning in January.
The Food Bank of Delaware will host a graduation ceremony Tuesday to honor students who have successfully completed its culinary and warehousing/logistics training programs.
In coordination with the Maryland State Apprehension Team, the Ocean City Police Department arrested Elijah Kellam on Tuesday, Dec. 10. Kellam was taken into custody on charges related to his alleged role in two deadly overdoses that occurred in January 2024.
The Maryland State Police will participate in the 27th National Drug Take Back Day, offering a safe, anonymous way for locals to dispose of unwanted prescription drugs at any of the 23 state police barracks. In April’s event, more than 10,500 pounds of drugs were collected statewide, contributing to the removal of nearly 31,000 pounds since 2014.
Code Purple, known for providing resources to those in need, is being investigated for potential fraud. The information is limited at this time due to this being an ongoing investigation.
GEORGETOWN, Del. - Delaware took a powerful stand against the opioid epidemic at the recent Delaware Goes Purple event held at the CHEER Cente…
First responders will begin leaving Narcan, a lifesaving medication known to reverse an opioid overdose, behind on calls in which someone who has experienced an overdose refuses transport to an emergency department.
From additional tornado assistance and more beach replenishment delays to a new police station and marijuana bills awaiting Gov. Carney, here are some of the stories that captured Delmarva's attention from April 10 through April 14.