Tiffani Amber
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.
A proposed $6.9 billion budget is now on the table in Delaware, as Governor Matt Meyer presented his Fiscal Year 2027 plan to lawmakers and state leaders Thursday, outlining a budget that balances targeted investments with spending restraint.
As Downtown Dover moves toward its 2030 revitalization goals, the police department is looking ahead with a vision for meeting the city's growing demands. Last week, Chief Thomas Johnson presented to City Council, emphasizing what the department needs, the resources it requires, and its top priorities for the years ahead.
Delaware is facing another day of dangerously cold temperatures, with icy conditions expected to persist. Officials say the extreme cold is more than just uncomfortable — it is dangerous and potentially life-threatening, especially for people without reliable shelter.
Abandoned vehicles are creating major headaches on Dover city streets after a fierce winter storm over the weekend. Crews who were out during the storm say they saw many drivers get stuck in the ice and leave their cars behind, which slowed cleanup and made already dangerous roads even worse.
Just hours before the start of a snowy weekend, it hasn’t been the calm before the storm for some of Delmarva’s largest electricity providers, as crews are on standby and emergency plans are in place to stay ahead of any potential outages.
Delaware Governor Matt Meyer outlined the state’s current challenges and future priorities in his 2026 State of the State address Thursday.
Delaware lawmakers are considering Senate Bill 222, which would impose term limits on state legislators and several statewide elected officials. Currently, Delaware has no term limits, but lawmakers remain divided on the measure.
As cold temperatures blanket Delmarva, Delaware has opened warming stations to help neighbors in need. Eight stations are currently open across the state, giving community members a safe place to escape the cold.
On today’s Martin Luther King Jr. Day of Service, volunteers lined up at the Food Bank of Delaware to give back to the community. Dozens of volunteers, community leaders and organizations dedicated their day off to helping neighbors in need and supporting programs that provide meals to children and families.