Delaware State Troopers have arrested Robert S. Hill, 32, of Seaford, for a shooting incident which occurred around 11 p.m. on Wednesday, March 25, in the 28000 block of Delaware Avenue in Millsboro.
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Editor's note: With the mandated closure to the public of all restaurants and bars in the state, except for carry-out, drive-through and delivery services, we are compiling a listing of which restaurants are remaining open to provide those services and the details involved. Restaurants that …
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At the Ocean View Police Department, where the slogan is “Small Agency, Big Results,” Police Chief Ken McLaughlin has a warning in the midst of the coronavirus pandemic.
Ocean View police recently arrested a Maryland man after the truck he allegedly abandoned at Royal Farms was discovered to contain suspected drugs.
Lock your car doors.
Delaware State Police this week were investigating the robbery of a Domino’s Pizza delivery driver on Saturday, March 14.
The Delaware State Police Kent (KDU) and Sussex County Drug Units (SDU), and the Governor’s Task Force (GTF) recently concluded a drug investigation into the trafficking and distribution of illegal drugs with the arrest of three men, including one from Dagsboro.
The Delaware State Police this week arrested a Dagsboro woman and a Dover woman on charges including aggravated menacing after a domestic-related incident on March 15 near Millsboro.
The Delaware State Police on Monday, March 16, released the name of the of the man whose body was located in a wooded area off of Polly Branch Road on March 2.
The Delaware State Police reported on March 13 that they were investigating an alleged school threat aimed at Indian River High School in Dagsboro.
Delaware State Police on Tuesday, March 10, released the name of the man killed in an industrial accident on March 5 as 49-year-old Frank Riemer of Millsboro.
Responding to requests from state Rep. Ruth Briggs King and state Sen. Brian Pettyjohn, an all-way stop will be implemented at Indian Mission Road and Harmons Hill Road-Phillips Branch Road in Long Neck.
Delaware State Police have opened a death investigation after human skeletal remains were discovered near Polly Branch Road, just outside of Selbyville town limits.
The Delaware State Police announced on Feb. 26 that they had arrested 52-year-old Joshua L. Wharton, of Lewes after a traffic stop near Millsboro led to the discovery of suspected drugs and a deadly weapon.
The Delaware Department of Correction announced this week that Maj. Jon Beck, security superintendent of Sussex Correctional Institution (SCI) and a 25-year DOC veteran, has been appointed deputy warden of SCI, effective March 1. Beck fills a vacancy created when SCI Warden Truman Mears was …
On Monday, Feb. 25, the Delaware State Police held a ceremony to welcome the newly selected Honorary Commanders for 2020. The event, led by DSP Superintendent Col. Nathaniel McQueen Jr. took place at the Delaware State Police Museum in Dover. McQueen spoke at the event and helped recognize t…
On the worst day of a person’s life, these are the folks who will respond. The 2020 Joshua M. Freeman Valor Awards were presented this week to top police officers, paramedics, EMTs and firefighters who serve the local community.
Victims of domestic violence will be given handmade quilts to comfort them, courtesy of the new Arts Warming Hearts program, a collaboration of the Millsboro Art League, Ocean Waves Quilt Guild and the Girl Scouts.
Screams, shrieks, blaring alarms and banging erupted from the normally quiet halls of the Ocean View public safety building on Wednesday, April 16. When quiet was restored, one suspect had surrendered to police. The other resisted officers and was shot — with a paintball gun, that is.
When Jason Bergman returned to his regular duties with the Fenwick Island Police Department last week, he had a surprise waiting for him.
A construction worker was recovering early this week from injuries sustained at a Bethany Beach construction site.
While most area residents were taking great pains to stay inside last weekend — well away from temperatures in the teens, wind chills near 0, and side streets that resembled ice-skating rinks more than byways — more than two dozen firefighters, paramedics and fire police spent hours in the f…
