Madeleine Overturf

3 days ago | coasttv.com | Madeleine Overturf

GEORGETOWN, Del. - A Georgetown man is facing attempted murder and arson charges after police say he set his girlfriend on fire during an argument early Sunday morning, leaving her critically hurt. According to Delaware State Police, troopers were called to a home on Paradise Street in Georgetown around 2:52 a.m. on April 20 for a report of a woman in distress. When they arrived, they found a 44-year-old woman suffering from severe burns across a large portion of her body.

6 days ago | coasttv.com | Madeleine Overturf

OCEAN CITY, Md. — From a determined seal pup to serious charges for local firefighters, this week brought a wide range of stories along the coast. Here’s a look back at some of the top headlines covered by CoastTV:Marine Education, Research & Rehabilitation Institute (MERR) responded to an unusual rescue near the Indian River Inlet. A seal pup was found after crossing four lanes of traffic. MERR says the young animal had bite wounds but is now recovering safely under their care.

1 week ago | coasttv.com | Madeleine Overturf

ASSATEAGUE ISLAND, Md. — The wild horse population at Assateague Island National Seashore continues its steady growth, reaching 79 horses in the March 2025 census. This increase brings the Maryland herd closer to its targeted range of 80 to 100 individuals, set by park managers to protect the barrier island ecosystem. The latest census, conducted annually each March, revealed 32 stallions and 47 mares, including one new filly born this spring.

1 week ago | coasttv.com | Madeleine Overturf

SOUTH BETHANY, Del. — South Bethany homeowners can expect changes to their property tax bills this year — and for many, that change will mean paying more. While the town technically lowered its property tax rate from $1.30 per $100 of assessed value to $0.051, Sussex County’s recent property reassessment means most homeowners will see an increase. Town officials estimate the majority of property owners will owe between $100 and $500 more on their tax bills.

1 week ago | coasttv.com | Madeleine Overturf

LEWES, Del. — After more than three decades dedicated to public education, Cape Henlopen School District Superintendent Robert Fulton has announced he will retire on July 1. Fulton shared the news at the conclusion of the April 10 Regular Board of Education meeting at Rehoboth Elementary School. His decision marks the end of a 34-year career in education, including 13 years leading Cape Henlopen as superintendent.