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Delaware police searching for teen
A photograph of missing teen Yasmin Mendiola that was released by the Newport, Delaware police Department.
The whereabouts of Thomas Bloss remains unkown. Courtsey of the Newport Police The whereabouts of junior Thomas Bloss remains unknown two weeks after he allegedly attacked his business partner at his glass blowing shop on the 400 block of East Ayre Street in Newport, Del.
Police say 2 men were feuding over their glassblowing business.
NEWPORT, Del. - November 10, 2009 -- A feud between two business partners turned violent Monday night when one of the men stabbed the other inside their shop on East Ayre Street in Newport, Delaware.
Break-in leads to arrest of three in burglary spree
Three burglars accused of breaking into homes in the Newark and New Castle areas for the past two weeks were arrested Thursday after breaking into to another home in the Elmwood community, police said.
Del. to compete for education grant
Delaware could receive up to $75 million to drive education reform if it's selected as a recipient of the federal Race to the Top Fund, U.S. Secretary of Education Arne Duncan announced Thursday.
Police say man, 21, stabbed co-worker
A warrant has been issued for a Brandywine Hundred man accused of stabbing his business partner in the neck Monday night at their shop in Newport.
Suspect Arrested for Two Attempted Robberies
A New Castle man is charged with trying to carry out two robberies at stores on West Newport Pike.
State's auto industry plugs in to the future
Working-class Delaware came out in force Tuesday to celebrate Fisker Automotive's plans to buy the vacant Boxwood Road plant near Newport and return the state to the business of building cars, potentially creating thousands of jobs in the process.
Auto plan brings a breath of optimism
Fisker Automotive's announcement Tuesday that it would take over the idled General Motors plant near Newport could be an early sign of economic recovery in Delaware after 18 months of recession.
Biden visits Delaware to announce new electric car plant
Vice President Joe Biden speaks at the former General Motors plant in Newport. NEWPORT, Del.
NEWPORT, Del. -- Fisker Automotive plans to build a plug-in hybrid car at the empty plant near Newport a decision that will give the state a prominent role in a government-backed reshaping of the American auto industry.
Burglary suspect linked to second incident
A 29-year-old Newport-area man was arrested on burglary charges early Thursday after residents living near a gas station called police about a crashing noise in the middle of the night.
24 pounds of pot seized in Del. bust
NEWPORT, Del. - October 15, 2009 -- A man from New Castle, Delaware, has been arrested after, police say, they saw him pick up a box containing two dozen pounds of marijuana.
Delcastle trio designs winning poster
When 17-year-old Beverly Walker heard about the statewide call to make posters for the first-ever Disability History and Awareness Month in Delaware, she jumped on board without hesitation.
Good Samaritan Rescues 3 From Del. Car Fire
Share + Oct 4, 2009 9:50 pm US/Eastern NEWPORT, Del. Delaware State Police are investigating a car fire that, without the help of a Good Samaritan, could have ended in tragedy.
NEWPORT, Del. - October 4, 2009 -- Good Samaritans and quick thinking saved a man, awoman, and a baby from the burning car.
Marijuana bust near Newport leads to arrests
A marijuana growing operation was discovered Thursday near Newport by officers who were looking for a man wanted for threatening to kill another man.
The unrelenting heat that beat down on Banning Park on one August afternoon was not enough to keep Avisay Rodriguez from engaging his children -- 5-year-old Natalie and 2-year-old Andruw -- in three-legged races and egg-balance relays.
.com's Daybreak: Sept. 14, 2009
Hello, Santa Clarita Valley! Welcome to The-Signal.com's Daybreak, your point of entry for the day, and a quick journey through the past, present and future.
Cops: Woman pummels clerk after feud over $20 bill
NEWPORT, Del. - Delaware State Police said a woman punched a gas station clerk in the face and held scissors to his throat in a dispute over how much money she had given him.