Kent County's largest emergency shelter may not offer overnight beds this winter -- raising concerns about where people will go as temperatures drop. Plus, the USS Abraham Lincoln has docked back in the United States after a tumultuous deployment. WATCHWBOC News at 11 10/12/2026
Georgetown is considering getting rid of cottage housing. A violent weekend of shootings in Kent County. And an effort to get "ghost pots" out of the Chesapeake Bay.
Hurricane Isaias grows into a category three storm as it barrels through the gulf. Del Tech opens a new campus. And Jason Lee heads to the outdoors to help kids on Delmarva.
Kent County's largest emergency shelter may not open overnight this winter due to zoning changes and funding cuts, a recent report shows Chesapeake Bay oyster population improving and Cambridge neighbors and officials clash over recently removed trees.
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A funeral was held for Denton Police Chief George Bacorn Jr. yesterday. The Country Calling Music Festival wrapped up yesterday in Ocean City. President Trump campaigned in Ohio last night.
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Kent County's largest emergency shelter may not offer overnight beds this winter -- raising concerns about where people will go as temperatures drop. Plus, the USS Abraham Lincoln has docked back in the United States after a tumultuous deployment.
Dewey Beach is considering new restrictions for the beach. The weekend is going to turn rainy for Delmarva. There's an effort to get federal funding to fix flooding problems in southern Dorchester County. And Dover and Kent County are closing parks early this weekend to prepare for pop-up parties.
Hurricane Isaias grows into a category three storm as it barrels through the gulf. Del Tech opens a new campus. And Jason Lee heads to the outdoors to help kids on Delmarva.
Wicomico County Executive Julie Giordano vetoes emergency legislation creating a nursing home oversight commission, Delaware Gov. Matt Meyer (D) signs two housing bills into law and a small town in Accomack County is slated for grant-funded property improvements.
Kent County's largest emergency shelter may not offer overnight beds this winter -- raising concerns about where people will go as temperatures drop. Plus, the USS Abraham Lincoln has docked back in the United States after a tumultuous deployment.
Kent County's largest homeless shelter may not be open this winter. We look at a Maryland poll and see what people think about the economy. And there is good news for oysters in the Chesapeake Bay.
Former Prince Andrew is trying to get evidence thrown out in the investigation into his Epstein ties. President Trump honored several tech leaders today in Washington. Former Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro and his Wife Cilia Flores have been hit with new charges.
Hurricane Isaias takes aim at the northern Gulf Coast. A missing disabled Maryland boy is found after an extensive search. And a Delmarva little league is getting a makeover.
A crash closed part of Route 50 in Queen Anne's County this morning. An investigation is underway after a student brought a gun to school in Harrington. President Trump is set to award several tech leaders today with the National Medal of Science.
Maryland Gov. Wes Moore (D) debates Republican challenger Dan Cox ahead of election day, Wicomico County candidates debate the handling of local issues and Selbyville considers lower speed limits in residential areas in accordance with a new Delaware law.
Thousands of fans lined up this morning for day 1 of the Country Calling music festival in Ocean City. Plus, significant progress could be on the horizon for a multi-million dollar plan to revitalize the Cambridge waterfront.
Wicomico County Executive Julie Giordano vetoes the council's plans for oversight at the county nursing home. Two houses in Crisfield are getting elevated to avoid future flood damage. And upgrades are planned for derelict buildings in Horntown, VA.