Summer-like temperatures in the middle of spring are putting added strain on local farms across the Delmarva region, as prolonged heat and dry conditions begin to impact both livestock and crop production.
Nicole Richter
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Nicole Richter joined Coast TV News as a bilingual reporter in July of 2025. She graduated from Temple University in May of 2025 with a Bachelor's Degree in Journalism.
The town of Ocean City is addressing misinformation circulating on social media regarding an alleged curfew on the boardwalk.
Temperatures went up across Delmarva on Wednesday, April 15, marking the hottest day of the week and breaking previous records as the region experienced an early taste of summer.
The Sussex County Council met Tuesday, April 14, to discuss a proposed ordinance aimed at protecting forests as residential development continues to expand across the region.
The Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Control (DNREC) is recruiting volunteers to help protect Delaware’s beach-nesting birds, including federally threatened Piping plover and state-listed endangered American oystercatcher and Least tern.
Rapid growth in Millsboro is bringing more homes, more people and more cars to local roads and some locals say the town’s infrastructure is struggling to keep up.
A cold snap moving into Delmarva is expected to bring overnight temperatures below freezing, putting spring blooms and household plumbing at risk.
A stretch of land along Handy Road in Millsboro could soon see significant changes as town leaders consider a rezoning update aimed at supporting the area’s rapid growth.
Ocean City will celebrate the 35th anniversary of its annual Springfest from April 23-26 at the Inlet Lot, marking a milestone for the popular seaside tradition that signals the start of the spring tourism season, according to town leaders.