A Salisbury man faces DUI, assault, resisting arrest, and malicious destruction of property charges after deputies say he kicked an officer and damaged benches in two holding cells following his arrest Saturday.
A woman charged with intentionally setting a Pocomoke City home on fire in 2025 and seriously injuring a person inside has been sentenced to over a decade in prison.
A new Maryland law restricting when law enforcement officers can cover their faces while on duty took effect Thursday, drawing mixed reactions from Eastern Shore law enforcement and civil rights leaders.
The U.S. Department of Justice is suing Maryland over a new state law restricting federal law enforcement officers from wearing masks while on duty and requiring them to display identification.
Federal judge dismisses former Ridgely Police officers’ claims against town, Caroline County Sheriff
A federal judge has dismissed all federal claims brought by eight former Ridgely Police Department employees who accused Ridgely and Caroline County officials of orchestrating the department’s disbandment in 2024.
A former member of Worcester County Public Schools’ executive leadership team pleaded guilty on Wednesday to theft scheme of $100,000 or more.
The Salisbury University police officer is being recognized for her hard work and commitment. She's the Salisbury Optimist Club's 2026 Outstan…
A former Delaware police officer has been indicted on seven counts of second-degree rape following a State Police investigation into allegations involving multiple victims, according to the Delaware Department of Justice.
William Paskey, 34, of Harrington, was indicted Sept. 7 by a Delaware Superior Court grand jury.
Correctional officers at Maryland state prisons are now equipped with body-worn cameras as the state works to improve safety and accountability inside its facilities.
According to the Maryland Department of Public Safety and Correctional Services, officers at every Maryland state prison had been provided with body-worn cameras as of July.
Seventeen years after Georgetown Police Patrolman Chad Spicer was shot and killed in the line of duty, the department gathered Monday to honor his life and sacrifice on a date police say remains permanently tied to the town’s history.
