Madeleine Overturf

1 week ago | coasttv.com | Madeleine Overturf

GEORGETOWN, Del. — From marijuana zoning fights to turtle release and a heatwave reprieve, here’s your day-by-day look at this week’s top stories across Sussex County and the lower Eastern Shore. Monday: Marijuana bill would override local zoningState lawmakers introduced a bill that would set statewide rules for cannabis retailers and ease local zoning restrictions.

1 week ago | coasttv.com | Madeleine Overturf

DOVER, Del. — Sussex County Republican Party Chair Daniel Willis is calling out Democratic lawmakers, claiming internal party tensions have reached a boiling point over the prolonged absence of Rep. Stell Parker Selby. Willis says during a walk through Legislative Hall Wednesday, he overheard several Democratic staffers criticizing Rep. Madinah Wilson-Anton. "As I was walking through Legislative Hall today, I heard multiple staffers," he said.

1 week ago | coasttv.com | Madeleine Overturf

LINCOLN, Del. - A program in Lincoln is offering a way to treat mental health, with the help of horses. At Compassionate Hearts, mental health and healing come with hooves. This is equine-assisted psychotherapy, where trained horses, licensed therapists and trained staff work together to help people navigate emotional challenges. At the heart of this therapy is the idea that animals, particularly horses, can reflect human behaviors in a way that creates powerful moments of realization and growth.

1 week ago | coasttv.com | Madeleine Overturf

DOVER, Del. — Sussex County Republican Party Chair Daniel Willis is calling out Democratic lawmakers, claiming internal party tensions have reached a boiling point over the prolonged absence of Representative Stell Parker Selby. Willis says during a walk through Legislative Hall Wednesday, he overheard several Democratic staffers criticizing Representative Madinah Wilson-Anton. "So as I was walking through Legislative Hall today, I heard multiple staffers," he said.

1 week ago | coasttv.com | Madeleine Overturf

MILTON, Del. - A Milton woman says a plea for help to her state representative turned into confusion after her medical complaint was somehow routed to Child Support Services. The misstep has raised new concerns about the ongoing absence of Rep. Stell Parker Selby. The representative has not been present at Legislative Hall at any point during 2025. Chrystina Bird told CoastTV she contacted Parker Selby’s office about two weeks ago regarding an unresolved complaint against a health care provider.