Author: Julian Sadur

Nat’l Guard breaks ground on new Easton armory

Judge rules mistrial in Carlini case

Salisbury Fest Returns

50 percent of Americans don’t care about climate change

No money for former Station One Volunteers

Delaware ranks second to last for infant mortality

Pulling out of Paris Agreement weakens U.S. stance as global leader

Maryland preps for hurricane season

Maryland set to take on generic drug makers

Maryland State Police say ‘move over law’ is finally working

Regional Spelling Bee Champ heads to nationals

Salisbury University Grads eye next step

OC officials urge beach goers not to go into the water until Saturday

Ocean City stressing pedestrian safety ahead of Memorial Day weekend

New report puts Facebook under fire

Del. H.S. juniors ask congressional team tough questions

Salisbury’s first medicinal dispensary set to open near summer’s end

When it comes to weight loss, timing is key

Crisfield man allegedly has sex with 12yo on film

Salisbury seeing success in their fight against homelessness

Public weighs in on Wico. Co. Schools sex abuse case

Main Street Gym a safe haven for boxers

SU students urge university to divest from oil and gas companies

Coons weighs in on White House controversy

Rally for Del. prison reform calls for help for both prisoners and DOC

After committee win, marijuana advocates ready to push for house approval

Salisbury woman shares her healthcare story with U.S. Senate

Beach trippers beware MD-404 will be under construction all summer

Wright trial pushed back to August

Possible health care fallout

Funky Monkey’s need your help

SU purchases former Tri-State building

Delaware’s Distinguished Young Woman inspires

Ocean Pines Police Dept. giving away free bike helmets to kids

Perdue makes changes to school lunches

Home insurance rates to lower in Salisbury fire service area

Moms to march on DC

Day heads to DC to advocate for mental health funding

START task force to release findings

Congressional spending plan doesn’t fund “deportation team”

From Roots to Wings needs your votes

Warning Signs: Part One

Warning Signs: Part Two

Former Station 1 gets approval from Chiefs Association

“Lack of cooperation” holding up murder investigation

Delaware set to revamp problem solving courts

$5.5 million donation kick starts SU’s Center for Entrepreneurship

Jury set to deliberate in Bethea’s case

Finally a fire service agreement in Salisbury

Bethea’s cousin testifies Bethea told him he helped with the murder