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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.
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Del. judge rejects computer repairman's Hunter Biden laptop defamation claims
A computer repairman at the center of a controversy over Hunter Biden’s laptop has lost his defamation case against news outlets, the president’s son and Joe Biden’s presidential campaign.
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How a looming dockworker strike could impact the Philly region and beyond
The International Longshoremen’s Association (ILA) said Monday that its wage demands were still not being met and that its 85,000 members, “joined in solidarity by tens of thousands of dockworkers and maritime workers around the world,” will hit the picket lines at 12:01 a.m. on Tuesday, Oct. 1, and strike at all Atlantic and Gulf coast ports from Maine to...
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New blood donation center opens in Delaware amid ongoing need for donors
The need for blood donations is high and blood banks are working to make it as convenient as possible to get people to donate. NBC10’s Tim Furlong stopped by Blood Bank of Delmarva’s newest center, now open in one of the fastest-growing parts of Delaware.
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Fire destroys playground at Delaware park, investigation underway
An investigation is underway after a fire destroyed a playground in New Castle County, Delaware, earlier this week.
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Hackers target Delaware public library system, investigation underway
Since last week, Delaware residents haven’t been able to use computers or the internet at any of the state’s public libraries after an apparent cyber attack.
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Hackers launch cyberattack on libraries across Delaware
Since Friday, people in Delaware haven’t been able to use computers or the Internet at any of the state’s public libraries due to a ransomware attack. NBC10’s Tim Furlong has been trying to learn more about the outage and how state library users might be affected.
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2 kids, woman hurt after escaped Del. offender crashes pickup truck, police say
A baby, toddler and woman were injured after a man escaped a corrections center work crew, stole a pickup truck and then crashed in Delaware, state police said.
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You might be rich! Millions in lottery prizes are unclaimed in Delaware
Got some old Delaware lottery tickets laying around in your drawer? Check those numbers again.
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Loaded gun found in student's backpack at Delaware high school: police
A 14-year-old student at William Penn High School in New Castle County, Delaware, was found with a loaded handgun in their backpack on Tuesday morning, police said.
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Customs officers in Delaware seize 151K worth of counterfeit luxury handbags
U.S. Customs and Border Protection officers in Wilmington, Delaware, have seized a shipment of counterfeit designer handbags nearly two weeks after seizing a shipment of counterfeit Lululemon belt bags.
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Check your tickets! Millions in unclaimed lottery prizes in Delaware
The Delaware Lottery is looking for winners to claim Powerball and Mega Millions tickets to come forward. One ticket is worth $4 million.
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Delaware State University student arrested after shooting at student apartments
An 18-year-old Delaware State University student was arrested along with a 15-year-old boy after a shooting that happened on Sept. 7, 2024 at the University Courtyard apartments.
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Have you ever heard of Sleeping Bird Doughnuts? This small Del. shop is a hidden treasure
The saying goes something like, “the early bird gets the worm.” For the people who line up outside of Sleeping Bird Doughnuts in Delaware, they’re getting something even sweeter if they’re lucky. NBC10 Delaware Bureau reporter Tim Furlong found a hidden gem and just had to try it.
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Del. beach town considers stricter noise ordinances
A local beach town is debating whether to crackdown on noise complaints from full-time residents. But, some wonder if the town is trying to solve a problem that doesn’t exist. NBC10’s Delaware reporter Tim Furlong went to Dewey Beach to investigate.
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Naming rights to Wilmington's Frawley Stadium for sale, the team says
The Wilmington Blue Rocks baseball team announced on social media that the naming right to Frawley Stadium are available. NBC10 Delaware Bureau reporter Tim Furlong explains.
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Naming rights to Blue Rocks' stadium in Wilmington up for grabs, team says
Wilmington’s Blue Rocks baseball team announced on social media that the naming rights to Frawley Stadium are available.
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How to pick the perfect pumpkin
It’s finally fall, which means it’s time to pick a pumpkin. Whether you’re carving a jack-o-lantern, baking a pie from scratch or simply using pumpkins for fall decor, here’s what you need to know before you hit the pumpkin patch.
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1st sighting of giant, parachuting Joro spiders reported in Pa. burbs. Big deal?
There is a report of six of the creepy invasive crawlers in southeastern Pennsylvania on JoroWatch.com. What do you know about the spiders?