Mark Fowser is a traffic reporter for WDEL, focusing on local news in Wilmington, Delaware. With a keen eye for traffic updates and local events, Mark keeps the community informed about road conditions, accidents, and other relevant news for commuters in the area.
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Mark Fowser's coverage is primarily focused on local news in Delaware, with a significant emphasis on crime and government & politics. His articles often cover breaking news and evolving stories related to crime, legislation, events, and government announcements within the state of Delaware.
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Mark Fowser Updated A dire situation is facing SEPTA , which is preparing riders for significant fare hikes and major service cuts.
Governor-elect Matt Meyer is making three appointments for the incoming administration.
A group of more than 40 people will assist Wilmington Mayor-elect John Carney through the transition as he prepares to become the city's 57th Mayor.
Another elected official is outlining the transition process as the new year approaches. County Executive-elect Marcus Henry says the process will be open and transparent.
By: Mark Fowser
What does a task force say about school climate and student behavior concerns in Delaware? Although the panel has come out with recommendations, its work is not done.
Does a certain piece of mail have you doing a double-take? We have some answers about the "tentative property reassessment."
photo courtesy of New Castle County Government (Executive's Office)
A key role in the administration of Wilmington Mayor-elect John Carney has been filled.
The six-member Delaware State Senate Republican Caucus is retaining its leadership team.
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