A woman chased down a man who she said kidnapped her child. The Albuquerque woman’s 5-year-old daughter was abducted by the man, and the mom gave chase, police said. The kidnapper shoved the girl out of the car at some point,...
An 18-year-old Milford man was transported to Milford Memorial Hospital on May 16 after he attempted to cross Bay Road outside of a crosswalk and was struck by a vehicle.
Kent County Levy Court met for a combined business and committee meeting on Tuesday after two weeks without meetings. Among the items on the agenda for the business meeting were two bid awards.
The railroad crossings at Hopkins Cemetery Road, north of Harrington, and Route 12, Main Street, in Felton are currently closed, but scheduled to reopen by Friday, May 17, at 5 p.m.,
A New York City police officer who climbed a tree to try to rescue a cat got stuck himself and had to be rescued by firefighters. The officer initially climbed up a short way into the tree, but the cat climbed even...
RESULTSMilford school board at-large seatHunter Emory 201Natalie R. Shockley 142 Kevin Wayne Marshall Jr. 91Michael Wells 56Alan R. Southard 34Robert Barnes Vincelette Jr. 8
“Ice tsunamis” destroyed some homes in Canada and Minnesota recently, and YouTube footage of the moving ice is going viral. The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources told CNN that what happens...
Delaware State Police detectives have broken up a three-person burglary operation whose members had victimized people in lower Kent County since March.
A restaurant in Florida is in the news because it’s offering a lion meat taco. The taco sells for $35 at Taco Fusion in Tampa. Some groups want the lion listed as an endangered species and hence illegal to...
The Delaware Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Control has posted on its website a YouTube video that takes viewers out on the march with young “Eco-Explorers” at the Division of Fish and Wildlife’s Aquatic Resources Education Center along the edge of the Delaware Bay east of Smyrna.
Milford City Council held its annual organizational meeting on Monday. After uncontested elections in their wards, Dirk G. Gleysteen, of Ward Two; Douglas E. Morrow, Sr. of Ward Three and James O. Starling, Sr. of Ward Four kept their seats and were sworn in for another term.