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Wilmington, Del. home collapses hours after being hit by car
Police say a home in Wilmington, Del. collapsed about eight hours after it was struck by a car. No one was in the home at the time the building collapsed, officials said.
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Delaware building collapses hours after being struck by car
A building in Delaware collapsed several hours after it was struck by a car, officials said.
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Fire damages vehicles at Delaware apple festival
A vehicle fire in the parking lot of the Apple Scrapple Festival in Bridgeville, Del., spread to destroy 13 additional vehicles on Saturday, officials said.
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Driver killed, another injured in 3 car crash on I-95 in New Castle, Del.
A person is dead, and another is injured following a crash involving three vehicles on I-95 in New Castle, Delaware on early Sunday morning.
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Delaware's Saint Georges Bridge reopens after massive renovation
It took 18 months and $46 million but an important bridge in Delaware is now good as new and reopened to traffic. NBC10 Delaware Bureau reporter Tim Furlong was one of the first back on it when it opened on Friday.
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Why did people line up outside new Dick's Sporting Goods store in Delaware?
People lined up early Friday outside of a massive New Castle County, Delaware, store that is much more than your average sporting goods location.
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Find out why people camped out for grand opening of Dick's House of Sports in Delaware
The new Dick’s House of Sports in New Castle County, Delaware, is not your average sporting goods store.
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Bus driver accused of abandoning elementary students in Del.
Police are investigating after a driver in Delaware was accused of kicking elementary school students off of a school bus and leaving them.
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Del. school bus aide, 80, accused of shoving, hitting 4-year-old student
An 80-year-old school bus aide is facing charges after she allegedly struck a 4-year-old student.
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Police: Students — including kindergartners — kicked off bus, abandoned
Newark, Del. officials are investigating after, they say, a driver on a bus carrying students from Newark Charter Schools kicked children off at the wrong stop and abandoned them on Tuesday afternoon.
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Delaware man stole over $1.5M from customers in home improvement fraud: police
Delaware State Police have arrested a man for home improvement fraud following multiple investigations.
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Multiple relief efforts underway in Delaware to get supplies to hardest hit areas of Florida
Western Florida is just starting to begin recovering from Hurricane Helene while another hurricane, Hurricane Milton, makes its way toward the state. The professor of a marketing and public relations class at the University of Delaware has his students creating awareness campaigns and fundraising efforts to help those in need. NBC10’s Tim Furlong has more on the efforts underway in...
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Del. inmate dies after being found unresponsive in cell, officials say
An investigation is underway after an inmate at a Delaware prison died over the weekend, officials said.
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Ex-Delaware officer gets probation on assault conviction
A former Delaware police officer convicted of assault and other charges in connection with a 2021 arrest has been sentenced to probation.
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Probation for Del. officer convicted of assault
A former Wilmington, Del. officer, who was charged with assault, has been sentenced to serve probation.
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Pa. teen, NC man killed, 4 others hurt in possible DUI crash in Delaware
A Pennsylvania teen and a North Carolina man were killed while four others were injured in a crash involving two vehicles in Delaware in which one of the drivers may have been under the influence, investigators said.
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78-year-old woman robbed outside Delaware supermarket; 3 suspects sought
Police in Delaware are searching for the suspects who robbed a woman outside a supermarket on Thursday.
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12th annual Roxtoberfest returns to Roxborough this weekend
The 12th annual Roxtoberfest is set to return to Philadelphia’s Roxborough neighborhood this weekend. NBC10’s Siobhan McGirl gives us a preview of the smashingly fun event.
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Former UDel student stole $1.5 million in COVID funds, cyberstalked 2 women
A former student at the University of Delaware will serve over seven years in prison after he stole $1.5 million in pandemic relief money and cyberstalked two women while studying abroad in Germany, officials said.
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How electric vehicles could power your home during storms
Cleanup from Hurricane Helene continues down south, but in Delaware, power companies are teaming up with university researchers and car companies to ensure power comes back on and stays on in future storms by using the battery in the electric vehicles. NBC10’s Tim Furlong reports.