Recent ocean and bay rescues in Ocean City are prompting safety officials to remind swimmers and boaters that changing currents, heavy traffic and unpredictable conditions can quickly turn dangerous.
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Beebe Healthcare will begin using wearable safety technology designed to help protect frontline caregivers, beginning in its Emergency Department and rolling out across the health system through the fall.
The Delaware Office of Highway Safety has outlined tips for both motorcycles and cars following recent accidents.
Gov. Wes Moore announced that Maryland will provide $20 million in funding during Fiscal Year 2027 for public boating projects across the state, including several on the Eastern Shore.
Worcester County is urging people planning to visit Assateague Island National Seashore over the holiday weekend to use extreme caution since there are currently no lifeguards on duty.
The City of Rehoboth Beach is alerting the public of another planned “Takeover” that is being promoted for the beach and boardwalk.
The City of Lewes will install new stop signs at three Cedar Street intersections on June 22 in an effort to improve traffic safety.
Crossing one busy road in Lewes could become safer for pedestrians and bicyclists as The Delaware Department of Transportation and city leaders gather public input on proposed improvements along two roads that cross Savannah Road.
Delaware Restaurant Association hosts alcohol safety training in Dewey Beach for the summer season.
On Sept. 8, 1954, 11 African American 10th-grade students were admitted to Milford High School on Lakeview Avenue.