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Two City Council seats and three board of public works seats will be voted on Saturday, May 8 in Lewes.

Public still calling for accountability in wake of five abused children in Lebanon County Matthew Toth, Lebanon Daily News How to recognize child abuse Replay Video UP NEXT After hearing reports about the alleged abuse of five children in their North Annville Township Home, Michelle Gooden wrote the Lebanon County Commissioners saying Children and Youth Services "is in dire need of your immediate attention."  © Matthew Toth Robert and Stephanie Duncan live in this North Annville Township home. They are charged by the Lebanon County DA's Office in connection with the alleg...

'Unspeakable fear, violence' North Annville couple charged with torturing children, DA says Ted Czech, Lebanon Daily News How to use the Megan's Law website UP NEXT The Lebanon County District Attorney has filed charges against a North Annville Township couple in connection with the alleged prolonged assault and abuse of their five adopted children, according to a news release. On Tuesday, DA Pier Hess Graf filed the charges against Stephanie Angelette Duncan, 42, and husband Robert John Duncan, 44, of the 2700 block of Cedar Run Road. They face multiple counts of aggravat...

'Unspeakable fear, violence' North Annville couple charged with torturing children, DA says Ted Czech, Lebanon Daily News How to use the Megan's Law website UP NEXT The Lebanon County District Attorney has filed charges against a North Annville Township couple in connection with the alleged prolonged assault and abuse of their five adopted children, according to a news release. On Tuesday, DA Pier Hess Graf filed the charges against Stephanie Angelette Duncan, 42, and husband Robert John Duncan, 44, of the 2700 block of Cedar Run Road. They face multiple counts of aggravat...

This Delaware man's only option left is a heart transplant. He can't afford it. Shannon Marvel McNaught, Delaware News Journal Six-year-old goes home after a year in the hospital Replay Video UP NEXT Robert Little Eagle Smith could be sent home from the hospital on hospice care this week because he can’t afford a heart transplant.  “If you don’t have the money, you don’t get an organ, you don’t get put on the list. That’s just how it works,” said his stepdaughter, Katrina Fetterolf Delgado. “When I read that I said ‘Wow,’ and when they said that regard...