DETV’s Matt Ford is here with the news for today… – Students stage a walkout at a Middletown high school – UD police are investigating a hate crime. – Milford police arrest a man they say delivered threatening notes
DETV’s Matt Ford is here with the news for today… – A domestic dispute escalates to officer-involved shooting – A historic black church in Delaware is vandalized with racial slurs – One of Delaware’s own becomes a James Beard finalist
DETV’s Matt Ford is here with the news for today… – A longtime state senator has passed away – Shots were fired outside a Delaware courthouse. – Wilmington Blue Rocks gear up for an exciting 20-24 season.
DETV’s Matt Ford is here with the news for today… – Ships coming into the Wilmington port have nearly doubled since the Baltimore bridge accident – Smyrna property owners will see their tax bills nearly double – One Wilmington daycare gets a million-dollar boost
DETV’s Matt Ford is here with the news for today… – Questions raised after a review of the state’s unemployment fund books – The future of Delaware’s healthcare system took center stage this week in Dover – Four French bulldogs have been stolen from a Dover area home.
DETV’s Matt Ford is here with the news for today… – The governor’s race for 2024 is heating up. – New Castle County police and fire get a boost in the budget. – A brave soldier is honored at a local museum.
DETV’s Matt Ford is here with the news for your Wednesday, March 13, 2024. – Will recent court rulings lead to confusion at the polls in Delaware? – Why Brandywine Creek State Park is going up in flames. – Local high schoolers honor a student who desegregated the school.
DETV’s Matt Ford is here with the news for your Tuesday, March 12, 2024. – A mother is accused of starving young son – A Dover movie theater will close its curtains – A local brew pub has been named best in the nation
Mayor Purzycki marked his final St. Patrick’s Day Parade as Mayor in style. On Saturday, the City of Wilmington celebrated Irish heritage with a lively procession featuring floats, bands, dancers, and more! 🍀
The marine education, research, and rehabilitation institute successfully rescued a stranded harp seal at Cape Henlopen State Park. The seal – identified as a one-year-old female – exhibited a few minor injuries and was found to be underweight but alert. This is one of multiple seal rescues this year. Last week – a seal entangled …
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