A newly introduced bill in Dover could significantly change how firearm dealers operate across Delaware, adding stricter licensing requirements, enhanced oversight, and new compliance standards.

The Queen Anne's County State's Attorney's Office says on April 23 of this year, Brian Joseph Sykes was sentenced to 40 years in prison for murder and a consecutive 5 years for auto theft, with 10 years suspended.

A national paintball tournament is bringing more than just competition to Dover—it’s drawing crowds, boosting local businesses and introducing new visitors to the area.

The Dover Police Department has announced the arrest of three men from Maryland's Eastern Shore in connection to a shooting late Wednesday. 

The Dover Police Department has named Corporal Heather Seibert its 2025 Officer of the Year, marking the first time in the agency’s 101-year history that a woman has received the honor.

The Marine Education, Research and Rehabilitation Institute has announced the successful rescue of a grey seal pup from the St. Jones River near Dover. 

A bill moving through Dover could bring in more than $140 million a year for Delaware by increasing fees on businesses — but some small business owners say the added costs may be difficult to absorb.

A last-minute donation is keeping the doors open at the House of Hope women's shelter—but without additional funding, its future remains uncertain.