Maegan Summers
About
Maegan Summers is originally from Lancaster, Pennsylvania. She joined WBOC as a video journalist in July of 2024 after graduating with a degree in Broadcast Journalism from American University. Maegan can now be found covering stories across Sussex County, Delaware.
An icy deep freeze gripped the Delmarva Peninsula on Monday, leaving towns coated in slick conditions as residents worked to thaw out.
Some folks in Accomack County are pushing back against a proposal to drill thousands of feet underground to store chicken waste, citing concerns about drinking water and public health.
Potential improvements for two intersections in Lewes will be on the agenda at the city's next bike and pedestrian committee meeting. The talks come as some neighbors are raising safety concerns about the intersections' lack of crosswalks.
The Seaford Inn along Route 13 in Seaford that was slated for demolition may get a second chance after property owners said they have a plan to revive it.
The Delaware Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Control has announced an extended closure of the Indian River Bay to clam and mussel harvesting due to a sewage release. WBOC spoke with people working in the shellfish industry about the temporary closure.
Delaware lawmakers returned to Legislative Hall on Tuesday, kicking off the new legislative session. Lawmakers shared a wide-ranging list of priorities for the new year with WBOC, including affordable housing, education funding, health care access, and potential changes to voter ID laws.
Federal budget cuts could significantly reduce oyster production at the Horn Point Oyster Hatchery in Dorchester County, according to the facility’s director.
Georgetown is looking to improve the bollards at the Georgetown Circle after a series of crashes caused repeated damage to the area.
The State of Delaware has released its 2025 Climate Action Plan, an updated roadmap aimed at cutting pollution, preparing communities for extreme weather, and reducing health risks that officials say are already being felt across the First State.