Community members are raising concerns about the potential loss of historic and archaeological resources as construction moves forward on a large-scale solar farm near Smyrna.
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The Dover Police Department says 14 people were arrested on October 13 during a police operation in downtown Dover. The operation involved several partner agencies, including Delaware Probation and Parole, Delaware State Police, the FBI, DEA and U.S. Marshals Service.
A recent fatal shooting in Dover is leaving some community members questioning how safe they feel in the city, particularly after dark.
A debate over ChristianaCare’s proposed neighborhood hospitals downstate is now before Delaware health regulators, as Bayhealth asks the state to answer some big questions before approving the plans.
A string of four reported shootings in three days in Dover has residents questioning how safe they are in the state's capital and calling for reassurance as law enforcement continues investigating the incidents.
A temporary road closure will take place on East Loockerman Street in Dover as city officials study ways to address speeding and improve safety in a neighborhood where residents say cut-through traffic has become a growing problem.
As summer activity picks up across the capital city, the Dover Police Department is increasing its presence on the streets through a new Enhan…
The Dover City Council recently voted to deny $47,000 in funding to The People’s Church, a homeless shelter in downtown Dover, following complaints from neighbors and business owners who say the shelter has become a hub for activity linked to rising crime. Church leaders say they are being unfairly blamed for broader community problems.
For years, speeding has been a growing concern for neighbors on East Loockerman Street in Dover, who say drivers often use the road as a shortcut and ignore the speed limit. Now, residents are proposing their own solution to make the street safer, but city leaders have a different approach in mind.
Community members in Dover are pushing back against a proposed pedestrian safety ordinance up for discussion at Monday night’s City Council meeting. The measure would limit pedestrians from lingering on medians or approaching moving vehicles except when crossing legally.