Invasive plants are spreading across Wagamons Pond, raising concerns among local residents and prompting state officials to take action.

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Emma Aken joined CoastTV News in July of 2024. She graduated from Penn State University in May of 2024 with a Bachelor’s Degree in Journalism and a minor in Business. While at Penn State, she was involved in Penn State Network News, where she grew even more passionate about the news industry. She also studied abroad in Florence, Italy.
Locals in Lewes are raising concerns about what some call "irresponsible development" on Kings Highway as multiple construction projects move forward in the area.
Milton Vice Mayor Lee Revis-Plank is raising concerns about how the state distributes financial support for infrastructure and restoration projects, particularly between coastal and inland communities.
The deadly shooting of conservative activist Charlie Kirk has sparked strong reactions across the country, including in Rehoboth Beach, where locals expressed grief, shock and deep concern about what they call the growing trend of political violence in America.
The Lewes Fire Department Board of Directors has removed former fire chief Bill Buckaloo for at least two years, according to an apparent internal email sent to members of the department.
The Lewes City Council will revisit concerns tonight over traffic impacts tied to the proposed Overfall Preserve development, a 90-townhouse project planned for Savannah Road.
Leaders at the Lewes Fire Department say former chief Bill Buckaloo should resign following his suspension for using a racial slur while off-duty at a restaurant.
Multiple members of the Lewes Fire Department say their voices were not represented in the decision regarding former Fire Chief Bill Buckaloo's punishment, after he was suspended in July for making what the department called a "derogatory comment."
The Lewes Fire Department will allow former fire chief Bill Buckaloo to return as a regular member following a suspension tied to a racial slur, despite past controversies. CoastTV spoke with community members and advocacy groups about this decision.