An independent investigation into the Rehoboth Beach Police Department's response to the May 19 "Takeover" event found no evidence of police misconduct or racial motivation, concluding officers acted within their authority as they managed a large crowd that grew to over 500 people.
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The City of Rehoboth Beach is alerting the public of another planned “Takeover” that is being promoted for the beach and boardwalk.
Delaware Attorney General Kathy Jennings' office has directed prosecutors to dismiss all charges against the four men previously accused of promoting a "Takeover" event in Rehoboth Beach.
A 38-year-old man from Milford was hurt after allegedly breaking into a business on the ocean block of Wilmington Avenue in Rehoboth Beach on the night of Dec. 19, according to police.
The Rehoboth Beach Police Department has introduced a new online tool designed to strengthen communication with people who live in and visit the city.
The Rehoboth Beach Police Department has announced new parking restrictions ahead of the 2025 Sea Witch Festival.
The new group was formed in compliance with Delaware House Bill 206, which outlines requirements for oversight and community input in policing matters.
The effort invites community members to donate essential school supplies. Organizers say a donation drop-off is available in the lobby of the Rehoboth Beach Police Department.
Food lovers can enjoy great meals for a cause during Coastal Delaware Restaurant Week, running June 1–6, across Rehoboth Beach, Dewey Beach, Lewes and surrounding areas.
Rehoboth Beach Police responded to two incidents involving large crowds April 30 and May 2. Problems with parking, smoking and littering were addressed on Wednesday and a large fight on Friday is being investigated.