Rehoboth Beach leaders are advancing plans for a new bicycle route network aimed at improving safety, adding signage and crosswalks, and guiding riders away from busy roads like Rehoboth Avenue.
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As the summer season approaches, Maryland Department of Transportation (MDOT) and Ocean City officials launched the 2026 Walk Smart, Drive Smart, Bike Smart campaign to help with safety in the town.
As warmer weather approaches, officials say more people will soon drive onto Delaware’s permitted beaches.
The State of Delaware is challenging a federal court order that would require the state to turn over detailed employment records to U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement, setting up a legal fight over worker privacy and federal authority.
Work is currently underway to install bollards at the end of Rehoboth Avenue, along the boardwalk. Due to this, the DART bus stop at the bandstand will be closed for the week, said the City of Rehoboth Beach.
Arin Warner has joined KSI as nurse-health and safety administrator, overseeing healthcare services for program participants.
Ocean City police are reminding drivers to stay alert after two deer have been seen wandering through downtown in recent days.
Work is set to begin soon at the Coastal Highway and Garfield Parkway intersection, where limited crossing options have made it tough for pedestrians. Residents say they’re glad to see changes coming that should make getting across the road safer and easier.
Millsboro town leaders in the are planning to improve pedestrian safety along a busy stretch of Route 24, where gaps in sidewalks are forcing people to walk along the roadside.
Millsboro Police Chief David Moyer has nearly completed his 2026 goal of hiring 21 officers and staff positions after making 20 hires.