Man convicted in drug-related killing gets life in prison
A Claymont man is going to prison for the rest of his life for a shooting death in 2024. According to the Delaware Department of Justice, 29-year-old Michael Toombs shot and killed 35-year-old Devontre Taylor in August 2024 at a Claymont apartment complex. Prosecutors said Taylor agreed to meet Toombs for a drug transa
Disturbing video of woman pouring bleach in cat dishes prompts SPCA investigation
In Chester, Pennsylvania, the SPCA along with city investigators, executed a search warrant after a viral video appeared on social media showing a woman pouring a substance onto cat food plates. The video, which went viral over the weekend, appears to show a woman pouring from what looks like a...
Police: Armed Road Rage Suspect Tried to Run, What Officers Found Next
A Maryland man is facing multiple felony charges after Newark Police said a road rage confrontation escalated into a firearm threat. According to Newark Police, officers responded on May 14, 2026, at about 1:59 p.m., to a report of aggravated menacing in the area of South College Avenue and Welsh Tract Road. Investigat
Delco Woman Pleads Guilty in $7.2 Million Money Laundering Scheme
PHILADELPHIA, PA — A Delaware County woman pleaded guilty to participating in a conspiracy that prosecutors say laundered more than $7.2 million in proceeds tied to pandemic relief fraud and business email compromise schemes. Christina Williams, 31, of Drexel Hill, entered a guilty plea Tuesday before U.S. District Jud
One Of South Jersey’s Most Iconic Farmers Markets Is Celebrating 100 Years
Cowtown Farmers Market Is the Ultimate Weekend Treasure Hunt
Travelers Across Delaware Keep Flocking To These 10 Humble Food Spots
The most reliable restaurant review I have ever received was a parking lot full of locals on a Tuesday, and Delaware has been proving that theory correct ever since. There is no algorithm that beats a beat-up pickup truck parked next to a screen door with something extraordinary drifting through it.
Newark proposes new program to crack down on vacant properties
Newark officials are proposing a crackdown on vacant properties in the city, using a program that would impose escalating fees the longer a house or commercial building sits unused. The idea was prompted by resident complaints about vacant buildings, which often fall into disrepair, attract crime or rack up code enforc
Brookhaven Shop Makes List of 8 Best Hoagies Not in Philadelphia
It’s been said many times but not often believed. The best hoagies and cheesesteaks don’t all come from Philly. We know that because there’s a National Hoagie Day out there, even though different locales around the U.S. call their sandwich brand something else, writes Jen O’Mara for The Keystone.
Hagley Museum Launches America 250 Celebration with Memorial Day Weekend Kickoff
Cannon firings, America 250 tours, fishing and exhibits highlight kickoff to Delaware’s commemoration of the nation’s 250th birthday WILMINGTON, Del. — As Delaware prepares to help lead the nation’s celebration of America’s 250th anniversary, Hagley Museum and Library is inviting residents to kick off the commemoration
I stopped at Angie’s in Buena and it was packed — so why is...
New Jersey diners are fading, but Angie's Cafe in Buena thrives, while the historic Salem Oak Diner, with its retro charm, seeks a new owner to preserve its legacy near a famous tree.

















