Dover City Council has formed a new ad hoc security committee after Councilwoman Donyale Hall raised concerns about safety measures at City Hall. The committee plans to explore ways to make council meetings safer for members and the public.
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A community meeting on police reform in Dover Thursday night brought together neighbors and advocacy groups to discuss ways to improve transparency and accountability in the Dover Police Department — and policing across Delaware.
Caroline County Child Protective Services is under internal investigation by the Maryland Department of Human Services following allegations that the agency mishandled its response to a recent case.
Ongoing speeding concerns in Dover’s Lincoln Park neighborhood have many neighbors fed up, turning to the city for help to slam the brakes on reckless driving.
Federal funding for Rehoboth Beach’s planned beach nourishment project has not been fully secured, leaving the coastal community without a much-anticipated shoreline reinforcement effort this fall.
The Food Bank of Delaware is raising alarms over the impacts of the newly signed "One Big Beautiful Bill," warning that changes to the federal SNAP program could leave tens of thousands across the state without critical food support.
Speeding has long been a concern in the small Kent County town of Little Creek, but town leaders say tackling the problem is becoming even more difficult.
With just hours left in the first year of the 153rd General Assembly, lawmakers in the Delaware House voted 25–15 on Monday to pass Senate Bill 159 — one of the most debated measures of the session.
Dover neighbors may soon feel a jolt in their electric bills under the city's proposed 2026 fiscal year budget.
Clearview Meadow Development has officially launched a neighborhood watch program in response to growing concerns about crime in the Dover community, prompting neighbors to take action.