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Salisbury Traffic Stop Ends in Warrant and Drug Arrest
Wicomico County, MD - On November 7, 2026, the Wicomico County Sheriff's Office conducted a traffic stop on the 100 block of Kendall Street, Salisbury, Maryland. A Maryland man was arrested on several open warrants and is now facing new charges, including identity theft to avoid prosecution and drug charges.
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Fatal Two-Vehicle Crash in Millsboro Leaves One Dead, Three Injured
Delaware State Police are looking into a deadly two-vehicle crash that took place Monday morning in Millsboro. At around 7:00 a.m. on November 9, 2026, a Chevrolet Equinox was headed westbound on Laurel Road, just east of Lowes Crossing Road, as it approached a right-hand curve. A Volkswagen Passat was traveling eastbound in the same stretch of road at the same time. For reasons that remain under investigation, the Equinox did not make the curve and crossed into the path of the oncoming Passat, causing the collision.
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Salisbury City Council discusses possible new regulations for vape shops
SALISBURY, Md. — Salisbury City Council members are discussing possible new regulations for vape shops, including where future businesses can open and what requirements they may have to follow. The discussion continued during a work session Monday night, where council members considered concerns about the number of vape shops...
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Road Work Active on Line Rd Near Seaford Between US-13 and Maryland Line
A mobile striping operation is active Monday on Line Road in the Seaford area of Sussex County, according to the Delaware Department of Transportation. The work is affecting both eastbound and westbound travel on Line Road between US-13 and the Maryland state line. DelDOT reported the incident as active as of 8:52 AM on November 9, 2026.
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Rabies case confirmed in Cambridge
CAMBRIDGE — A confirmed rabies case in Cambridge is keeping pet owners on their toes. According to a Facebook post from the Dorchester County Dog Control, rabies was confirmed by the Talbot County Humane Society and the Dorchester County health department has been notified. John Griep, a spokesperson for the Dorchester County Health Department, told The Star Democrat that lab testing confirmed the kitten had rabies. In a Facebook post shared by Dorchester County Dog Control, a Cambridge resident said the kitten came from a feral cat colony and bit her when she tried to pick it up. The resident said she lives on Horns Point Road. “The person who was bitten is getting a series of rabies vaccinations. All animal bites, scratches, or other possible rabies exposure in Dorchester County must be immediately reported to our environmental health office at 443-521-4996,” Griep said. Officials advised, if you see an animal acting strange and aggressive please steer clear and contact the appropriate authorities in regards to next steps. Pet owners whose dog or cat has a run-in with a wild or stray animal should take a few steps right away to protect themselves and their animal, according to state and
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Salisbury shelters prepare for winter as nonprofit leader warns of limited space, growing challenges
SALISBURY, Md. - As temperatures begin to drop across Delmarva, organizations serving people experiencing homelessness in Salisbury are preparing for another challenging winter, with concerns about shelter capacity, limited resources and the difficulties of keeping vulnerable individuals safe during extreme weather. Debbie Rossi, executive director of H.O.P.E., says the demand...