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Law enforcement agents can never be certain when they will be called into duty. That was apparent for three Fish and Wildlife Enforcement agents when they happened to save a man from choking while getting lunch. Full story

John Fischer Burns, the London bureau chief for The New York Times and winner of two Pulitzer Prizes, spoke about Iraq, Afghanistan and Pakistan during a University of Delaware Global Agenda series presentation Wednesday, April 8, in Mitchell Hall. Full story

School bus driver, David V. Burns, Jr., was charged with assault after punching a student in the face. Full story

A Glasgow woman as been arrested for stealing more than a half million dollars from the Sheridan Ford Dealership located on Kirkwood Highway. Full story

New Castle County Master Gardeners were awarded for their dedicated service, both locally and nationally. Full story

We all have loose change scattered throughout our houses, at the bottom of our purses, or jingling away in our pockets. If we combine all of our spare pennies, nickels, and dimes, we can really make a difference for the lives of those in need. Full story

The University of Delaware's Information Technologies (IT) department is alerting computer users to a new worm that will become active Wednesday, April 1. Full story

A Newark teenager, targeting former classmates of his at Glasgow High School, has been arrested and linked to a series of graffiti vandalism and tire slashings in the Newark and Bear area that occurred late Friday night. Full story

Police are investigating fifteen cases of vandalism where buildings, homes and cars were damaged by graffiti during the overnight hours of Friday, March 27, into the early morning hours of Saturday, March 28. Full story

State police are encouraging parents to speak to their children about an incident where a Hodgson Vocational Technical High School student was harassed on her way home from school. Full story