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Church in Delaware creates temporary neighborhood for the homeless
A church in Lewes, Delaware is offering a safe space for the homeless to live temporarily. Over two dozen men and women are staying in the outdoor tent area until November when they’ll move to an indoor shelter. NBC10’s Tim Furlong went to see this new space and explains the new initiative.
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Man struck in fatal hit-and-run on Pulaski Highway near Newark, Del.
Delaware State police are investigating a fatal hit-and-run that killed a 40-year-old man on Pulaski Highway near Newark.
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Impacts of the drought on local farm in New Jersey and tips on how to stay safe
Local farmers in New Jersey after feeling the effects of the drought our region is under as we are now at 23 days without measurable rain. The New Jersey Forest Fire Service has started restricting all fires and residents in the state are asked to preserve water. NBC10’s Yukare Nakayama has more on the impact of the drought and tips...
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2 arrested after fight leads to shots fired at Del. high school football game
A large fight broke out at the entrance to a football stadium in Delaware which led to one person firing gunshots into the air.
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2 arrested after fight, shots fired following Delaware high school football game
Two men have been arrested after police said a large fight broke out, and shots were fired following a high school football game in Dover, Delaware, Friday evening.
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After weeks without rainfall, drought increases across Philadelphia region
It’s been weeks since the Philadelphia region has seen measurable rainfall. The NBC10 First Alert Weather Team is currently monitoring the drought throughout the area.
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NJ, Del. and Pa. vulnerable to drought conditions going 19 days without rainfall
It has been 19 days since Philadelphia has seen measurable rainfall. The city could break a record for consecutive days without rain. In New Jersey, Delaware and Pennsylvania drought levels are currently moderate but have the potential to become more severe as the days without rain add on. First Alert meteorologist James Gregorio has more on the drought watch.
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Popular pumpkin display in Delaware struck by thieves for the second year in a row
It turns out the Grinch doesn’t just work during Christmas; he also works during Halloween or at least in one spot in Delaware. A family’s popular pumpkin display has had their donation box stolen for the second time. And the money was destined for a local charity. NBC10’s Tim Furlong has the story.
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Ice Ice Bladey? DelDOT asks kids to name that plow
The NBC10 Mornings Team offers their own ice plow names after DelDOT once again asks kids to name a snow plow ahead of winter. Bill Henley suggests Scoop Dogg!
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Delaware students have the unique opportunity to name a snow plow. Here's how
DelDOT’s annual “Name That Plow Contest” allows kids across the state to exercise their creativity by helping name some of the organization’s snowplows.
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DelDOT's ‘Name That Plow Contest' returns for students
DelDOT is asking Delaware students in kindergarten through 5th grade to enter its fourth annual “Name That Plow Contest.”
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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.