The seventh annual “Back the Blue” caravan starting rolling through Sussex County this week, with community members coming together to show appreciation for local law enforcement across three major roadways.

Crews responded to a fire at The Adkins Company early Wednesday morning that left the building destroyed. A company that had been around since 1908.

Sussex County is providing grief counselors to support employees after the tragic death of Thomas Wilson Berry III, a young public servant and volunteer firefighter who died while aiding a crash near Georgetown. The community is mourning his loss as the Delaware State Police continue to investigate the cause of the crash that led to his death.

A shed fire in Salisbury, caused $8,500 in damages and was deemed arson. The investigation has led to pending arrests for two people under the age of 18-years-old.

We salute Lloyd McAllister. His valiant actions and selfless sacrifices as a navigator aboard the B-24 Bomber in the China-Burma-India Theater…

Recently approved ARPA funds from the City of Lewes for the Lewes Fire Department Inc on Savannah Road will contribute to renovations for bunk rooms.

The preliminary cause, heat on grass clippings under the mower of a recently-used tractor, was deemed an accident by officials. Damage is estimated at $160,000.

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.

The Delaware State Police are continuing their 100th Anniversary Celebration with a Centennial Tribute.