For nearly a century, Delaware’s historical markers have helped preserve the stories of the people and places that shaped the First State. Now, those familiar blue signs are getting a new look.
Tiffani Amber
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About
Tiffani Amber joined the WBOC News Team in July 2024. She graduated from The Catholic University of America with a Bachelors of Arts in Media and Communication Studies and a Bachelors of Music in Musical Theater. Before working at WBOC, Tiffani interned at FOX 5 DC and Fednet, where she got to cover the 2023 State of the Union.
On Monday, the Food Bank of Delaware introduced a new food digester, a solution it says could help tackle the state's food waste problems.
A major water infrastructure decision is on the table in Milford. Voters will head to the polls on Saturday to decide the future of the city’s growing needs.
A Dover city council committee is considering a small business relief fund aimed at helping existing businesses manage rising utility costs during ongoing downtown revitalization efforts.
Following an increase in duck fatalities, a Clayton farmer is raising concerns about speeding cars on Alley Mill Road, endangering wildlife.
Delaware may soon have a new marijuana commissioner after more than three months without a permanent leader overseeing the state’s adult-use cannabis rollout.
Pope Francis died Monday morning at age 88, prompting an outpouring of grief and reflection around the world — including from Catholics across Delaware.
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.
Delaware is taking a major step forward in emergency response with upgrades to its Enhanced 911 (E-911) system, featuring real-time video and live text translation services, designed to improve response times and accessibility.