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2+ hour, 55+ min ago (491+ words) WILMINGTON, N.C. (WECT) - The Wilmington Police Department (WPD) is seeking roughly $340,000 in federal grant funding to purchase new body cameras. City council passed a resolution unanimously at their Nov. 5 meeting, authorizing City Manager Becky Hawke to apply for the grant. The grant would require the city to commit about $170,000 total in matching funds over a three-year period. Roughly $57,000 of that match will be required in the 2026 fiscal year, and can be covered within the city's current budget, according to the resolution. If approved, every WPD officer would have their own Axon body camera. Currently, only officers who typically work in the field do, though others who don't have cameras do fill in on certain assignments in the field where there's a need, according to the department. Lt. Greg Willett said WPD uses the camera footage frequently, as evidence in court cases…...

14+ hour, 22+ min ago (492+ words) Officials identified the three men who were killed after a state police chase ended in a crash in Chester County, Pennsylvania, last week. The incident unfolded around 1:30 a.m. on Friday, Nov. 21, 2025, police said. According to police, troopers from the Pennsylvania State Police Avondale Station attempted to initiate a traffic stop on a vehicle after observing multiple traffic violations in the area of East 3rd Street and Garner Drive in New Garden Township. Police said the vehicle failed to stop and a pursuit started. Soon after, the fleeing vehicle crashed, and the three men inside the car were killed. Pennsylvania State Police later identified the three men as Devon Hargraves, 35, Gershad Andre, 33, and Larry Wilmer, 36, all of Wilmington. No troopers were injured in this incident, police said. The vehicle the officers were pursuing was totaled entirely on the side of the road in…...

14+ hour, 52+ min ago (286+ words) Leaders of various faiths took part in a procession through downtown Wilmington Monday to raise concern about what they called "continued policy violence." Their message to leaders: your policies are causing harm. What was called a Moral Monday march began at Episcopal Church of Saints Andrew and Matthew and made its way to the Louis L. Redding City County Building for a prayer service. It was organized by the Delaware Poor People's Campaign and Repairers of the Breach." (speaking in the video: Hanover Presbyterian Church pastor Rev. Dr. Stephanie Graham Walker; United Church of Christ pastor retired Michael Lonergan; New Ark United Church of Christ pastor Rev. Cynthia Robinson; Anthony Jones) In her opening prayer, Rev. Dr. Stephanie Graham Walker of Hanover Presbyterian Church said "breathe courage and endurance into every faith leader today and to every person who is joining…...

19+ hour, 19+ min ago (553+ words) It was a close one that had Maryland fans on the edge of their seats. Still, the Maryland Terrapins men's soccer team defeated the North Carolina Tar Heels in a penalty kick shootout, 4-3, after tying 1-1 in regulation of the second round of the NCAA Tournament at Ludwig Field on Sunday afternoon. The first half started slowly for the Terps, who didn't have long, sustained possessions on the attack, and were a little sloppy with passes. Part of the reason could've been the time off since the Terps last played, and the absence of sophomore defender Jace Clark, who injured his leg against UCLA in the Big Ten Tournament. Sadam Masereka took the first shot of the game for the Terps in the third minute, sending a shot just wide of the low-left side of the net from outside the box....

19+ hour, 29+ min ago (834+ words) The Main Line native has found his rhythm in storytelling, and it's right where he began the pursuit years ago. Brad Ingelsby had the typical Berwyn upbringing'Beaumont Elementary School, Tredyffrin/Easttown Middle School, and Archbishop John Carroll High School saw him during his early educational years. But after long days of school and homework, Ingelsby had a favorite activity that would foreshadow the career he enjoys today: watching movies. But the probability seemed more favorable with the guidance of Sloan Seale, his Villanova screenwriting teacher who inspired Ingelsby to give the creative career route a chance. "It was the nudge I needed to start thinking about it in a more serious way," he notes, remembering Seale's early observation of his knack for screenwriting. That was a turning point for Ingelsby, who moved to graduate school at the American Film Institute…...

20+ hour, 45+ min ago (678+ words) US'bankruptcy law is designed to promote and reconcile two core policy objectives: providing relief to financially distressed debtors and ensuring the equitable treatment of creditors vis--vis the debtor and other'creditors. US bankruptcy law is designed to promote and reconcile two core policy objectives: providing relief to financially distressed debtors and ensuring the equitable treatment of creditors vis--vis the debtor and other creditors. In furtherance of these policies, the Bankruptcy Code authorizes a debtor or bankruptcy trustee to initiate a lawsuit to claw back a payment made to a vendor within 90 days before the bankruptcy case, if it was made on account of an existing debt and allowed the vendor to receive more than they otherwise would have received in a hypothetical liquidation had the payment not been made. These payments are called "preferences" because they ostensibly prefer certain…...

23+ hour, 20+ min ago (1293+ words) SPRINGFIELD " The 11th Annual Freedom Medal Dinner brought nearly 550 guests together on Nov. 13 at the Springfield Country Club for one of the most patriotic and meaningful evenings in Delaware County. Co-hosted by the Delaware County Veterans Memorial Association and Delaware County Council, the event honored six veterans, recognized dedicated community partners, and celebrated the mission of preserving and teaching the stories of American service. The six outstanding veterans, whose service and stories reflect the highest traditions of the armed forces, received the 2025 Freedom Medal. This year's recipients are Lt. Col Michael J. Rounds, Army; 1st Lt. Robert McMahon, Army; Master Sgt. Tanya Harris, Air Force; Staff Sgt. James R. Reese, Army; Cpl. Andrew Maenner, Marine Corps; and Cpl. Tiendat Vu, Marine Corps. Their contributions to their country and communities were an inspiration to everyone in attendance. First responders, veterans from every branch, and Gold…...

23+ hour, 51+ min ago (379+ words) The Delaware River Joint Toll Bridge Commission on Monday approved new toll rates that will take effect on or about Jan. 1, 2026, raising costs for drivers crossing eight bridges connecting Pennsylvania and New Jersey. E-ZPass users driving passenger vehicles will see rates increase 50 cents to $2, while those without E-ZPass will pay $5, a $2 increase. Drivers of larger vehicles eight feet or taller will pay $6.50 per axle with E-ZPass, up $2, and $8 per axle without E-ZPass, up $3. The rate changes will apply to all eight commission toll bridges: Trenton-Morrisville (Route 1), Scudder Falls (Interstate 295), New Hope-Lambertville (Route 202), I-78, Easton-Phillipsburg (Route 22), Portland-Columbia (Routes 611, 46 and 94), Delaware Water Gap (I-80) and Milford-Montague (Route 206). A firm start date will be announced in December. The commission says it approved the increases to finance transportation infrastructure projects, offset rising construction costs and maintain favorable borrowing rates in the municipal bond market. Executive Director…...