Welcome to the second week in July at the Delaware beaches. The Fourth of July holiday brought with it a recreational water ...

Juneteenth, a kids' fishing tournament and Dogfish Head's 30th birthday are a few of the things happening at the Delaware ...

Unless it's a service animal, here's what you need to know about bringing your dog to Delaware beaches by season.

The Bethany Beach Firefly has officially been recommended to the Endangered Species List. Here's what that means. News Sports Life First State Favorites Advertise Obituaries eNewspaper Legals.

In the post, Bethany Beach Police Dept. says, "PARENTS...If you were curious as to why we bumped our juvenile curfew up to 11 PM...this is why. Let's do better.

Whatever you do, don't forget Mom. We have plenty of suggestions for her below. Here's what to do and what to know if you'll be in Lewes, Rehoboth Beach, Dewey Beach, Bethany Beach or Fenwick ...

New Bethany, a nonprofit that serves Bethlehem’s homeless and poor residents, will buy the Episcopal Diocese of Bethlehem office at Wyandotte Street to expand its office and operations space.

Read this if you plan to bring teens to the Delaware beaches this summer. We've gathered lots of fun things to do and shared ...

Between 11 a.m. and 5 p.m., those under 18 aren't permitted in public spaces in Rehoboth, Dewey Beach and Bethany Beach. The same applies in Fenwick Island midnight to 6 a.m.

Anyone who believes they’ve seen a Bethany Beach firefly is encouraged to contact the agency’s Chesapeake Bay office at 410-573-4599. The agency’s Julie Slacum said she believes the public can ...

Bethany Beach is enforcing an 11 p.m. juvenile curfew after a large crowd of teenagers caused chaos on the boardwalk Wednesday night and three were arrested. Around 10:15 p.m. Wednesday, police ...

The U.S. government is proposing to declare the Bethany Beach firefly as threatened, the first time officials have sought to add a firefly to the Endangered Species Act list.