Tim Howlett, a Crisfield business owner, posted photos of the cemetery on Facebook earlier this week, calling attention to the tall grass and …
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In the sweltering summer heat, dozens of people experiencing homelessness lined up outside the Shepherd's Office on Monday for access to something many take for granted — a clean shower.
Life Lines South, a new transitional housing program for young adults ages 18 to 23, marked its official grand opening Monday with a ribbon-cutting ceremony in Harrington.
We're getting ready for the fourth annual Rally For Our First Responders and learning how it directly support those that keep us safe.
News broke Sunday night that former President Joe Biden has been diagnosed with what is being described as an “aggressive form” of prostate cancer. The announcement has prompted an outpouring of support from across the political spectrum—and from Rehoboth Beach, a community closely tied to the 46th president during his time in office.
Offshore wind developer US Wind has entered memoranda of understanding with Maryland Department of Natural Resources (DNR) and Delaware Depart…
It's the seventh year of the Tangier Classic Fishing Tournament, we're hearing about this year's beneficiary.
House Bill 140, a controversial bill that would legalize medical aid in dying in Delaware, has passed the state Senate and is now headed to Governor Matt Meyer’s desk.
As fans gear up for Super Bowl Sunday, the Food Bank of Delaware is hoping that excitement will translate into generosity. Their third annual SOUPer Bowl Soup Drive is underway, aiming to collect thousands of pounds of soup for families in need.
The Fisher of Men Foundation is receiving overwhelming community support following the January 20 fire that destroyed four buildings.