Officials with Delaware's Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Control (DNREC) have outlined a proposal to fix the dunes along Broadkill Beach.
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In April, neighbors along West Seventh Street shared with WBOC their hopes for a more permanent solution to speeders they said frequent their street. Now, people along nearby streets told WBOC drivers are also speeding down their road.
Law enforcement officials from Maryland and Delaware gathered at the second annual 'Law Enforcement Leaders of Delmarva Forum' Wednesday to discuss public safety issues.
Milford's city council is expected to discuss and vote on a proposed red-light camera program at June 9th's council meeting. The program, led by the Delaware Department of Transportation (DelDOT), would monitor intersections for red-light violations.
Delaware Governor Matt Meyer made stops across the state today to speak with communities about gun violence prevention and reduction. One of those stops was in Seaford to meet with neighbors, local advocates, and law enforcement officials.
Selbyville's town council is considering updating the town's code to formally ban short-term rentals.
Some neighbors told WBOC they are frustrated with excessive train horns running through the town at night. The complaints are inspiring town leaders to consider implementing a 'train quiet zone'.
June marks the 20th anniversary of WBOC’s iconic news helicopter Chopper 16 and this month we’re taking a look back at the two decades of overhead coverage on Delmarva.
The Delaware Center for the Inland Bays (CIB) unveiled a new education campus at the James Farm Ecological Preserve Friday morning. CIB leaders said the campus hopes to inspire local interest in the outdoors.
Milford's City Council voted to authorize the contract for an incoming city manager at Tuesday night's council meeting. The approval comes after some recent pushback to the $195,000 salary included in the contract, which was previously approved by the council.