Colby Moore

1 week ago | wboc.com | Colby Moore

MILLSBORO, DE - The town shared an image of the new election districts. Town officials say following the vote at the Town Council Meeting on May 5, and the signing of HB25 by Governor Meyer on May 7, Millsboro municipal election districts have been amended.

2 weeks ago | wboc.com | Colby Moore

CAMBRIDGE, MD - The State Highway Administration says the bridge will close next week for concrete repairs. SHA officials say beginning Monday, May 5, at 7 a.m., crews will close the bridge and contractors will use reflective barrels, temporary traffic signs and VMS boards to detour traffic around the project limits. Weather permitting, officials say all work should be completed by 5 p.m. on Friday, May 9.

2 weeks ago | wboc.com | Colby Moore

NEWARK, DE - CBS is reporting at least one person is dead and another was taken to the hospital after a vehicle hit multiple people near University of Delaware's campus. According to CBS, the incident happened Tuesday afternoon, around 4:45 p.m. Road closures were put into effect in the area of East Main Street starting at South Chapel Street. Newark police later described the collision as a "serious crash involving pedestrians" near the area of East Main and Haines streets.

2 weeks ago | wboc.com | Colby Moore

SELBYVILLE, DE - Authorities are investigating a late night shooting that damaged property. Delaware State Police say on April 27, around 10 p.m., troopers responded to the 30000 block of Sea Gull Road for a report of gunfire. Witnesses reported hearing multiple gunshots as three vehicles traveled westbound on Lighthouse Road near New Road. Troopers say they discovered that a nearby residence on Sea Gull Road had been struck by gunfire while the homeowners were inside.

2 weeks ago | wboc.com | Colby Moore

DOVER, DE - Officials are reacting after a suspect was arrested for writing "KKK" throughout the city. The Dover Police Department says it is continuing to investigate Isaiah Worthy, 28, of Dover, following his initial arrest on April 13. Following his initial arrest, Patrol Officers worked with Detectives to determine if there were any more instances of graffiti making reference to the “KKK” in the City and if there could be a connection to Worthy.