Communities across Delmarva gathered for Memorial Day ceremonies Monday to honor fallen service members.
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Delaware Division of Public Health Director Steven Blessing announced he will retire July 1 after more than three decades of service with the agency.
A year-long celebration of the founding anniversaries of the U.S. Army, Navy, and Marine Corps kicked off June 8. Organizers announced that Delaware is taking part of the initiative.
The former Army Reserve Center building in Lewes will be transformed into a new municipal complex serving the city, police department and the Board of Public Works — but what that transformation looks like remains undecided.
Wreaths Across America, the national nonprofit dedicated to honoring veterans and their families, has unveiled its 2025 theme: “Keep Moving Fo…
If you hear the familiar ring of Salvation Army bells this weekend, now’s the perfect time to give. Donations collected in the state’s iconic Red Kettles will be matched, up to $3,000 per location.
The Tunnel to Towers Foundation has honored a local veteran by paying off his family's mortgage in Smyrna. Montgomery, who served in the Army as a combat engineer, passed away in 2023 from colon cancer.
Two Army Special Operations soldiers, who were killed in a helicopter crash last week, were returned to the United States early Tuesday morning during a Dignified Transfer ceremony at Dover Air Force Base.
Milford native Al Burk was inducted into the Delaware Aviation Hall of Fame, among five others in the state, for his impressive resume as an Army helicopter pilot.
Rehoboth Beach hosts the first ever Irreverent Warriors hike in Delaware.