A Harrington woman has been arrested after it was reported she had tried to open an account in another person's name.

Attorney General Beau Biden encourages Delawareans to take several steps to protect themselves against scams related to the tornado that devastated parts of Oklahoma earlier this week.

An outdated curriculum in Milford’s elementary schools will be replaced next year with a $371,000 English/Language Arts program from Houghton Mifflin Harcourt.

With hurricane season about to begin, Delaware agricultural authorities are urging farmers and pet owners to plan ahead and prepare for weather emergencies.

Delaware residents should ask pesticide contractors for their state pesticide business license before hiring them, state agricultural officials advise.

The ponds to be treated are Abbotts and Tub Mill ponds near Milford; Millsboro Pond; Horseys and Tussock ponds near Laurel; and Concord Pond near Seaford.

State officials are accepting applications from agricultural producers, nonprofit organizations, government entities, for-profit companies, and educational institutions for projects promoting or enhancing the production of and access to Delaware specialty crops.

The Miss Delaware Scholarship Organization is hosting the Miss Delaware Golf Classic IV on June 24.

Officers with the Harrington Police Department say they located 18 bags of heroin in a vehicle following a traffic stop May 10.

Police in Harrington arrested a local man May 19 after he allegedly was found with drugs in his car following a traffic stop.

The Purina Cat Chow recently announced the launch of its new program the Purina Cat Chow 50 years, 50 shelters, to mark its anniversary.

State Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Control officials have dismissed charges against John Arment, provided he makes a special donation.

Dover's annual African American Festival will be held on Legislative Mall June 22.

The May 24 deadline is fast approaching for Delaware residents to submit applications for the annual low-number hunting license lottery.

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.

The Delaware House of Representatives passes Senate Bill 16, requiring the reporting of lost or stolen firearms.

Detectives with the Milford Police Department are asking the public's help in gathering information on a recent shooting.

A 45-year-old Greenwood man, suspected in the burglary of a Harrington home, apparently committed suicide while police conducted a search for him

Harrington Police, responding to a domestic dispute call Tuesday, arrested a local man after he became disorderly and cursed at the officers.

A Greenwood resident was arrested Wednesday after police determined he had illegally used a Harrington business' credit card.

The DuPont Nature Center at Mispillion Harbor Reserve in Milford will host “Peace, Love & Horseshoe Crabs,” its fourth annual festival celebrating the spring spectacle of migrating shorebirds and spawning horseshoe crabs, from 10 a.m. – 4 p.m. on May 18.

The Delaware Outdoor Family program promotes the mission of Children In Nature/No Child Left Inside, which is based on creating new opportunities to connect families in nature.

Volunteers who want to learn more about Delaware’s endangered piping plovers and other beachnesting birds, and find out how they can join DNREC’s monitoring team are invited to a free training session from 10 a.m. to noon on May 11, at the Biden Center at Cape Henlopen State Park in Lewes.

A 46-year-old woman is being treated at the Cozer Burn Center in Chester, Pa., following a home fire investigators say was deliberately det.

With spring fishing season in full swing, the Fish and Wildlife Enforcement Section would like to remind recreational anglers who fish, crab or clam in tidal or non-tidal waters statewide that they must have a valid 2013 Delaware fishing license.

The Antiques Market at Silver Hill will be held May 4 from 9 a.m. - 3 p.m. at 501 NW Front Street in Milford.

Do you know a Delaware student who is working to make a difference for the environment?

Delaware State Police are investigating a complaint from a man who said he was held up by two strangers.

Kent County Levy Court unanimously passed a balanced FY 2014 budget at its business meeting on Tuesday. The total budget came in at $59,902,750.

DNREC's TrashStoppers program to stop illegal trash dumping in Delaware has thrived on violators convicting themselves by breaking the law on camera and costing themselves thousands of dollars in fines.