Wilmington DE

More than thirteen years have passed since a young Wilmington man was found fatally wounded in the Ardentown neighborhood, and investigators are still searching for answers in what has become a cold case homicide. Twenty-five-year-old Dayvon Neal lost his life on February 15, 2013, in an incident that continues to...

Bilger was said to have answered the back door covered in blood and holding a knife, and told them, “It’s not a good time.”

KENNETT SQUARE, PA — A 43-year-old man is wanted on a charge of terroristic threats following an alleged incident reported earlier this month in Kennett Square. According to the Kennett Square Police Department, District Court 15-3-04 issued an arrest warrant February 17, 2026, for Francis Dominguez in connection...

An incident that multiple readers described as a police pursuit ended in a rollover crash near the Route 1 northbound off-ramp at the Christiana Mall on Wednesday morning at approximately 11:30 a.m. According to initial reports from the scene, the pursuit came to a stop when the fleeing vehicle struck...

If you’ve ever caught yourself smiling when a movie unexpectedly mentions Delaware, or spotted a familiar landmark on screen, you’re not alone. From cult classics to award-winning dramas, the First State has quietly played a role in film history for decades. Who could forget the iconic “Hi, I’m in Delaware” moment...

A senior living facility worker in Wilmington, Delaware is facing charges for stealing from a resident.

For those not aware, Ardmore Brewing Company opened back in 2025 as a reimagined evolution of the original BrewCafé operated by Tired Hands Brewing Company in Ardmore, PA. The rebrand followed several turbulent years for Tired Hands, which in 2021 faced widespread allegations of a toxic workplace culture, including...

Listen to the podcast to hear the full conversation. William Chester Ruth, born July 19, 1882, in Chatham, Pennsylvania, grew up in a family of farmers with roots tracing back to both formerly enslaved and free ancestors. For his granddaughter, Gwendolyn Ruth Dickinson, he was more than an inventor—he was a daily...

Despite strong opposition from neighbors, city council last week OK’d a proposal to add four housing units to an already-approved subdivision in northern Newark. Landowner Max Walton said the expansion is needed to make the project financially feasible after inflation caused the price of construction materials to...

The Bazaar of All Nations is remembered fondly by many Delaware County residents. The Bazaar closed at the end of 1993 and demolished. The building has been gone now for decades, but the Bazaar of All Nations that once stood between Oak and Bishop avenues off Baltimore Pike remains strong in the Delaware County memory.