What Delaware Homeowners Need to Know When Starting a Bathroom Reno in 2026
A bathroom renovation can update your house’s look and improve its functionality. However, as with any home improvement, its success depends on how realistic your goals are and how well you set your expectations. Remember the following advice to plan your project in 2026 or beyond with the right frame of mind.
5 Seafood Spots You’ll Love This Summer
You’ll feel like you’re on vacation for sure at these waterfront dining spots. Enjoy river views, nearby family fun, seafood options and kid-approved meals!. This beer garden on the Delaware River makes you feel like you’ve stepped out of Philly for a while, but the views of the Benjamin Franklin Bridge will remind you
Delco man convicted of murder in 2024 rampage shooting at Chester linen store
A jury convicted Wilbert Rosado-Ruiz of two counts of first-degree murder and four counts of attempted murder for the rampage shooting he carried out at his job of 10 years at Delaware County Linen in Chester.
Delaware Whiskey Festival brings premium pours, cocktail contest to Wilmington
Saturday’s tasting event will feature 50 whiskey selections, VIP access and support for scholarships benefiting local students WILMINGTON — Whiskey enthusiasts will have an opportunity to sample bourbons, ryes, single malts and international selections Saturday as the Delaware Whiskey Festival returns to Wilmington. Th
Get Naked and Float: Wellness Center Offers a Different Way to Unplug
Delaware’s first dedicated floatation therapy center has grown into a wellness destination offering massage therapy, Reiki, yoga, sound baths, EFT tapping, and other wellness programs By John Riddle, Contributing Journalist, Delaware LIVE Most people dream of getting away from it all. At First State Floats in People’s
$40,000 Wilmington study documents Caesar Rodney’s slaveholding, challenges competing historical claims
Report identifies 26 people directly enslaved by Delaware founder but does not settle debate over his statue or legacy By George Rotsch, Editor, Delaware LIVE WILMINGTON — A taxpayer-supported study commissioned by the City of Wilmington has documented at least 26 men, women and children directly enslaved by Caesar Rod
Chester County man convicted of trafficking minors whom he forced to work on a...
A Chester County man who forced two children into involuntary servitude has been convicted of multiple felonies. Ramiro Caal Jolomna, a resident of New Garden Township, pleaded guilty Thursday to numerous charges stemming from his trafficking and extortion of immigrant minors. The 37-year-old brought two girls into the
Boy, 14, charged in armed robbery at Wilmington shopping center
A 14-year-old boy was arrested Thursday in connection with an armed robbery at a Wilmington shopping center in late June, according to Delaware State Police. Police said the robbery occurred on June 29 at approximately 5 p.m. at a shopping center on Kirkwood Highway. According to investigators, the victim was...
Kadir Skinner death: Protesters march in Wilmington one month after fatal police shooting
Demonstrators are marching through the streets of Wilmington, Delaware, in response to the fatal police shooting of 19-year-old Kadir Skinner.
First Bank House of the Week: $1.295M Thornton Estate Offers Resort-Style Luxury
Priced at $1,295,000, this custom-built estate in Thornton offers luxury living with resort-style amenities in the sought-after Thornbury Hunt community. Situated on a quiet cul-de-sac within the award-winning West Chester Area School District, the home combines elegant craftsmanship, modern conveniences, and beautiful

















