‘Miracle He Survived’: Maryland Man Airlifted To Shock Trauma After Chesapeake City Crash
A Maryland family is holding onto hope after a devastating crash left a young man fighting for his life at Shock Trauma. Ryan Franco says his best friend, Will, was critically injured on Saturday, Oct. 4, when an inattentive driver ran a stop sign and collided with his truck, sending it off the road and into a tree...
N.J. teacher’s aide choked, mocked 5-year-old weeks before violent classroom assault, mom says
Her 5-year-old daughter began acting out in class, crying and refusing to go to school because her classmates were picking on her. Days later, a Salem County mother says she learned her child’s distress was not just about bullying, but about what she describes as ongoing abuse by a teacher’s aide that ended in an...
Philadelphia venue Dream Factory accused of taking payments for events even after closure
A Philadelphia events venue is allegedly still taking money from customers months after it shut down, and victims are taking to social media.
Missing Philadelphia woman said she was being harassed, family members say
Philadelphia police are asking for help finding a young woman who vanished over the weekend.
Man charged in multi-county Walmart credit card fraud case, police say
Messihia Manning, of the 1500 block of North 55th Street, Philadelphia, charged in incidents across Montgomery, Bucks, Philadelphia and Delaware counties. A Philadelphia man has been charged in connection with a string of credit card fraud incidents across multiple Pennsylvania counties, including one at the Walmart...
After COVID vaccines, a nursing home worker lost her leg, then her job. Now...
A Maryland nursing home must face a federal disability lawsuit brought by a former nursing employee who alleges she faced discrimination and a “hostile” working environment after having her leg amputated. Licensed practical nurse Shirley Dailey sued Elkton Nursing & Rehabilitation Center in June. She argues she was...
Kent, Sussex leaders report smoother property tax reassessment
State lawmakers heard testimony Tuesday from Kent and Sussex County leaders, describing a much smoother reassessment process than what many New Castle County residents experienced. The post Kent, Sussex leaders report smoother property tax reassessment appeared first on Spotlight Delaware .
Man Charged With Multiple Armed Robberies
Wilmington Police have taken a suspect into custody in connection with multiple armed robberies that occurred over the summer. Authorities said that on July 15 at approximately 4:46 p.m. and again on July 19 at approximately 5:25 p.m., officers from the Uniformed Services Division responded to the 300 block of East...
The Navy is celebrating its 250th anniversary in Philly with a ship procession, boat...
The U.S. Navy is celebrating its 250th anniversary this month with an array of parades, boat tours, musical performances and other events in Philadelphia — where it was established during the American Revolution. The celebrations begin Thursday with a parade of ships up the Delaware River and culminate Thursday,...
Delaware police find missing Elkton girl, 15
NEW CASTLE, Del. — Delaware State Police investigators have cancelled a Gold Alert, after a 15-year-old Elkton girl who had been missing for approximately five days was found, according to an update released by the agency late Tuesday afternoon. Details regarding how and where the teen — Kayla Siple — was located...

















