Cockroach Infestation Among Violations in County Inspections
WEST CHESTER, PA — The Chester County Health Department cited multiple food establishments on February 19 for violations ranging from improper food handling to pest infestations, including live cockroaches observed at a Lionville restaurant. Inspections covered facilities in Kennett Square, West Chester and...
Spotlight Delaware’s Reassessment Map Explained
The following Q & A is meant to inform readers about the map and be transparent about the choices made by Spotlight Delaware and Tech Impact’s Data Lab in its design. The post Spotlight Delaware’s Reassessment Map Explained appeared first on Spotlight Delaware .
Police: Sleeping man near Elkton possessed banned assault rifle
ELKTON — A man is facing criminal charges after a Maryland State Police trooper discovered a banned firearm inside the suspect’s vehicle after finding him asleep at the wheel, according to Cecil County District Court records. Investigators identified the suspect as Anthony C. Calloway, 24, of New Castle, Del. The...
Kennett Square Resident Finds Long-Lost Diamond in the Sole of Her Neighbor’s Shoe
Chester County resident Cindy Ware recently reunited with a beloved family diamond after it was found in the bottom of her neighbor’s shoe. Kennett Square resident Cindy Ware was reunited with a beloved family heirloom thanks to an unthinkable coincidence involving her neighbor’s shoe, writes Tim Furlong for NBC10...
‘It’s just disheartening’: Thieves steal donations meant for Newark resource center
Just three months after opening a resource center for people struggling with addiction, a Newark charity is reeling from the theft of clothes and other items that were destined to be distributed to people in need. “It kind of sucks, because you're in it for the right reasons. You're trying to help people. And then...
Analysis: Reassessment hit Black, brown Wilmington hardest
Spotlight Delaware's analysis of reassessment data underscored concerns raised by leaders in the city of Wilmington. The post Analysis: Reassessment hit Black, brown Wilmington hardest appeared first on Spotlight Delaware .
Wilmington DMV reopen date set following fatal shooting of trooper in December
The Wilmington DMV facility at Hessler Boulevard, where a Delaware State Police trooper was shot to death December 23rd, will reopen March 10th - service will be by appointment only. Trooper Ty Snook was on overtime duty at the facility when a man came in and shot him. The suspect...
Nor’easter could hit Delaware, I-95 corridor. Latest snow forecast
Delaware is looking at the potential of facing the effects of a nor'easter Sunday, Feb. 22, through Monday, Feb. 23. While the storm's potential is still highly uncertain, according to the National Weather Service, the First State's forecast is calling for snow to start in the early hours of Sunday, Feb. 22, switch...
Neighbors Describe Father Who Allegedly Claimed He Had to “Sacrifice” His 3-Month-Old Son: Community...
You step into a quiet neighborhood shaken by a single, violent act that neighbors say came from a man they described as unassuming. Reports indicate the father allegedly said he needed to "sacrifice" his 3-month-old son before the infant was attacked, and people who knew him are struggling to reconcile those claims...
Cart of Stolen Goods Sparks $60K Bond Shock
NEWARK, DE — Two Maryland residents are charged with felony theft and drug offenses after an alleged shoplifting attempt Wednesday afternoon at a Newark sporting goods store, according to Delaware State Police. Troopers said they responded at approximately 4 p.m. February 18 to Dick’s Sporting Goods at 100 Center...

















