Delaware Headlines

Hurricane Michael slammed the Florida Panhandle on Wednesday and, as it continues its trek towards the First State, the humid weather Delaware’s been experiencing will make way for rainfall.

Four former Wilmington Trust executives convicted in a federal fraud trial earlier this year will not receive life sentences.

Delaware’s federal prosecutor, David Weiss, has agreed to seek lesser sentences for Robert Harra, David Gibson, William North and Kevyn Rakowski.

The Delaware Forest Service wants to add to its wildfire crews before next year’s fire season.

As Election Day in November approaches, the University of Delaware’s Center for Disabilities Studies is talking about civic engagement in the disability community.

The Department of Correction recently graduated a class of new Correctional Employees from training, but hundreds of vacancies remain.

October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month. And the Delaware Department of Transportation (DelDOT) is promoting awareness by lighting a Sussex County Bridge pink.

New Castle County is launching an initiative to make biking and walking trails more practical for commuting.

Jury selection started Monday in the first of several trials connected to the deadly Vaughn prison riot.

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