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Dog rescued from home on fire in Chestnut Hill Estates

A house fire in the Newark area is under investigation. It caused no injuries, and firefighters were able to bring a dog to safety.

Vegetation fire keeps crews busy in Hockessin

A vegetation fire in Hockessin created some tense moments for homeowners on Wednesday afternoon, November 8, 2023.

Newark cocoa processing plant hit with second fire in several months

The Delaware Fire Marshal's office is looking into what sparked a 2-alarm fire at a cocoa processing plant in Newark-- the second blaze at the plant in the last several

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UPDATE: Chickens Killed in Bridgeville Chicken House Fire, Investigation Underway

A chicken house caught fire in Bridgeville last night, requiring the response of multiple local fire stations.

13-year-old dies in house fire in Wilmington: officials

Delaware Fire Marshal confirmed a 13-year-old boy died in a house fire in Wilmington Friday afternoon.

Selbyville fire company celebrating 100th

In anticipation of the Selbyville Volunteer Fire Company’s 100th anniversary this fall, volunteers will have a booth at Old Timer’s Day in downtown Selbyville on Saturday, June 17, where they

One Year After Devastating Arson, Plans for New Jewish Center Unveiled at University of Delaware

Townsend fire leaves construction worker injured

View Comments A construction worker working at a house was severely burned in a Thursday morning fire in Townsend, New Castle County Paramedics said. The fire in the 800 block of Barcelona St. was reported at 9:13 a.m., according to Townsend Fire Company call logs.  Paramedics and a state police helicopter were called to the scene, where the worker had been removed from the house. The person was airlifted to Christiana Hospital and was in critical condition, paramedics said. No other information was immediately available. The Delaware Fire Marshal office is investigating. MORE

$30,000 reward for info on Lighthouse arson in Dewey

Thursday, April 23, 2020 The reward is now $30,000 for anyone who can provide information leading to an arrest and conviction of those responsible for the fire that destroyed the Lighthouse Restaurant in Dewey Beach. The Lighthouse Cove Development Company announced Jan. 22 the award would be increased from $25,000 regarding the April 23, 2020, fire that caused an estimated $750,000 in damage and which Chief Deputy State Fire Marshal John Galaska said May 6, 2020, was being investigated as an arson. The April 23 arson followed a fire set at the same location earlier that month, Galaska said.  “It is still an active investigation,” Galaska said Jan. 22. Thomas J. Hanna, president of Harvey Hanna & Associates, the company overseeing the development in Dewey Beach, said the reward was increased to encourage those with additional information about the fire to come forward so that responsible parties can be brought to justice.