Delaware Weather: 70% Rain Chance Thursday, Nov. 5 in Wilmington
Wilmington, DE – Wilmington residents can expect a warm stretch of November weather before showers and possible thunderstorms arrive Thursday, November 5. Rain chances are expected to climb to 70%, with some thunderstorms potentially producing heavy rainfall before cooler conditions settle in over the weekend.
Box Truck Driver Critically Injured After Crashing Into Utility Pole
A 30-year-old man was critically injured early Tuesday morning after the box truck he was driving crashed into a utility pole near Delaware City, leaving him trapped inside the wreckage for approximately 40 minutes. Emergency crews were dispatched to the area of Red Lion Road and South Dupont Highway at...
Delaware Antiques Show Offers Art, Design, and Inspiration
Delaware Antiques Show Returns to Wilmington With Distinguished Dealers and Design Experts WILMINGTON, Del. – A distinctive piece of furniture, a treasured painting, or a vintage textile can give a home its own story. The Delaware Antiques Show will offer visitors opportunities to discover those pieces November 6 through 8 at the Chase Center on the Riverfront, 815 Justison St. ... Read More
UPDATE: Two arrested in connection with Dover shooting incident
UPDATE: The Dover Police Department has arrested two men in connection with a shooting that damaged a residence in late September. Police arrested a first suspect shortly after the shooting that occurred on Sept. 26. On Sept. 28, officers took a 20-year-old from Wilmington into custody during a coordinated operation involving multiple agencies. He was arraigned and committed to Howard R. Young Correctional Institution on a $67,000 cash bond after being charged with two counts of possession of a
New SNAP stocking rules take effect Wednesday, with small Delaware stores facing biggest adjustment
Federal standards require more staple-food choices at participating stores as Delaware has 734 SNAP-authorized locations statewide WILMINGTON, Del. — New federal food-stocking requirements take effect Wednesday for many retailers that accept Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program benefits, with convenience stores, corner markets and other small-format retailers expected to face a bigger adjustment than traditional supermarkets. The U.S. Department of Agriculture rule, ... Read More
PennDOT Begins Daytime, Overnight Lane Restrictions on Roads in Four Counties
Drivers in Chester County will face more than three weeks of daytime lane restrictions on Chestnut Tree Road from Nov. 2 to Nov. 24 as the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation (PennDOT) begins a broader road resurfacing effort across Bucks, Delaware, and Montgomery counties. According to a MyChesCo report, in Chester...
Delaware Park casino dealer reaches semifinals of national competition
Brianna Busch's ability to deal exciting games at Delaware Park Casino led her all the way to Las Vegas. The New Castle native competed in the G2E Dealer Championship in Las Vegas last month, reaching the semifinals. The competition challenged a dealer's ability to control blackjack and roulette, with an...
School bus involved in collision with pick-up truck in Gloucester Co.
A school bus was significantly damaged in a collision with a pick-up truck that happened in East Greenwich Township, New Jersey, early Tuesday. Seen from NBC10's Sky Force 10 at about 8 a.m. on Tuesday, the school bus showed signs of damage all across the vehicle, especially along the driver's side, as it sat on the side of the roadway along Kings Highway at East Wolfert Station Road in East Greenwich Township in Gloucester County.
Final numbers show strong turnout for early voting in Delaware
Delaware’s Department of Elections says more Delawareans are choosing to vote before Election Day. More than two times as many people had voted early compared to the same time period in the last midterm election in 2022. Just over 129,500 people voted early this year. That's approximately 16% of...
Facing $1.6M IRS bill, New Castle County Council opts to ‘raid’ ag preservation fund
The New Castle County Council approved a pair of bills that will take $2.6 million from the county’s agricultural preservation fund to pay for looming debts, including a large required IRS arbitrage payment. The post Facing $1.6M IRS bill, New Castle County Council opts to ‘raid’ ag preservation fund appeared first on Spotlight Delaware .

















