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Residents are defyiant promising to work with city council and police leadership. To hopefully get more police in this area to be very vocal and vigilant. Anything that we see suspicious we are going to report to 911. Reporter investigators say people coming forward, eyewitnesses telling them what they know may be the best hope of catching these two robbers who shot this 56yearold woman because no surveillance cameras, no video from those cameras at this point. We checked in with Presbyterian Ho...

Baseball bat sunday. He says he was walking home from Flushing Meadows Corona Park after playing soccer when six to eight men jumped him, beat him and took his phone. [ speaking in spanish ] he told our sister station, telemundo 47, he did not get a good look at the attackers. He also suffered two broken ribs and bruises all over his body. In new jersey tonight, a mother and her two young daughters are fighting for their lives after being pulled from their burning home. A fastmoving fire started...

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Millsboro Police will soon move into the new, $9.3 million, 13,000 square-foot station on West Railroad Avenue, Chief Brian Calloway told the town council at the Tuesday, Jan. 3, town

Spartans open Big Ten slate against a strong defensive team in Nebraska.

Millsboro Police Department patrol officers are expected to start moving into their new $9.3 million building on West Railroad Avenue in January 2024, with those in other segments of the

The Millsboro Town Council, at its Monday, Sept. 5, meeting, tabled a request from the Plantation Lakes community to approve a stormwater maintenance agreement, after Councilwoman Kimberley Kaan objected to

Bob Bryan was appointed to fill the council seat vacated by former Councilman Brad Cordrey, who resigned in May because he had moved out of District 1, which he represented.

Youths 10 to 15 years old attending the Millsboro Police Department’s third annual Youth Police Academy will practice physical fitness, learn team-building skills and go on two field trips, including

Millsboro Police Department Sgt. Matthew Dufour — who, in 2016, was named MPD Officer of the Year, eliciting praise from Chief Brian Calloway, who said he made a significant difference