Temperatures feeling like the single digits are expected to return to the Delaware coast this weekend after last weekends snow storm, however people in Millsboro are not letting freezing temperatures freeze their schedules.
More than 1,000 home security cameras will soon be in the hands of domestic violence survivors across Delaware, thanks to a new collaboration between Delaware Attorney General Kathy Jennings, the Delaware Coalition Against Domestic Violence, and Ring, an Amazon company.
A woman was hurt Thursday afternoon after a large chunk of ice flew off a truck on Route 9 and crashed through the windshield of a pickup, according to Georgetown EMS.
The relatively new process of using whole blood is credited with saving the life of a Sussex County bicyclist last summer. This Coastal Connection is sponsored by Baths by Spicer Bros.
The legislation allows licensed professionals to work in participating states without undergoing duplicate licensing processes.
Education Health & Research International (EHRI) announced today that it has received a $1.25 million grant from the federal Administration on Aging’s Administration on Community Living (ACL) to expand critical health education targeting older adults.
The 2026 Fire & Ice Festival “In the First State” has been rescheduled to Feb. 6–8 due to weather and travel concerns, organizers announced on Wednesday.
Extreme cold warnings remain in effect this week as wind chills across Delmarva are expected to drop into negative numbers, prompting doctors to warn people about serious health and safety risks.
Originally set for this weekend, the highly anticipated fundraising event will now take place Feb. 27 through March 1.
Code Purple at the Cape is providing emergency nighttime shelter for people experiencing homelessness through March 15. Organizers say demand for services is higher than ever.