Delaware Public Archives asks the public's help in identifying people in thier collection of more than 800,000 photographs. After some success in placing the images online, the Archives is adding more photos.
Police officers participating in Delaware’s “Stop Aggressive Driving” campaign issued 228 additional speeding citations in the statewide effort’s seventh week of operation.
With the 2010 Atlantic Hurricane Season in full swing, Delmarva Power reminds customers to prepare for the possibility of tropical weather this week and the electric and gas service interruptions it can cause.
Area residents are being urged to be prepared as Hurricane Earl is expected to brush the Delaware Coast Thursday, Sept. 2 and Friday, Sept. 3.
The historic building west of Dover, constructed in 1749 by Nicholas Ridgely, will house the judge's chambers after a slight renovation.
Holland is in charge of the Office of State Planning Coordination, which guides local jurisdictions in formulating thier land use and zoning policies.
Maj. Gen. Francis Vavala, adjutant general of the Delaware National Guard, has been elected chairman of the board of the National Guard Association of the United States.
A party can dream. The Delaware Democrats did it Saturday evening at Cape Henlopen State Park during the Sussex County Beach Jamboree, their traditional kickoff for the campaign season.
The Aero Club at Dover Air Force Base offers flight training for those interested in getting a pilot's license.
Attorney General Beau Biden warned consumers Aug. 27 about a lottery scam that is circulating via email.
DNREC has announced changes to the hours in which state park beaches are manned by lifeguards.
The Kalmar Nyckel, Delaware's own tall ship, offers pirate adventures and more in September from its berth in Lewes.
Gov. Jack Markell signed legislation creating an alert system to aid in the capture of offenders who kill or seriously injure a law enforcement officer.
It does not take much in the way of contemporary ratiocination to note that in the Republican statewide primaries for the Senate and House of Representatives, there is a political dog not bothering to woof.
After back-to-back blizzards in February and with threats of a heavy storm season ahead, state emergency management and public safety officials and responders are organizing a free event to help prepare the public for such storms and other disruptive events in Delaware.
Courtney Henry, 28, of Philadelphia, has been sentenced in New Castle County Superior Court to one year in prison for identity theft.
U.S. Sens. Tom Carper and Ted Kaufman, D-Del., held a press conference Aug. 25 to announce the conclusion of the hiring process of 24 police officers throughout Delaware that were funded through the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act.
State environmental protection officers (EPOs) investigated 1,744 complaints in the first six months of 2010 – covering a wide range of violations and emergencies of Delaware’s air, land and water that threatened public health, safety and the environment. Illegal dumping arrests increased by almost 140 percent over last year.
Sens. Tom Carper and Ted Kaufman, D-Del., announced that the United States Senate Youth Program has begun its statewide selection process. The two Delaware students will join 102 other delegates March 5 to 12, 2011, for the program’s 49th Annual Washington Week.
Police arrested a total of 43 people for DUI last weekend as the state's Checkpoint Strikeforce campaign was supplemented by the national DUI crackdown.
