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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Delaware's three electoral votes in the 2024 Presidential race have been cast.
Sussex County Council is denying a conditional use permit that would have allowed an offshore wind substation to be built in the Millsboro area.
By: Mark Fowser
Congresswoman Lisa Blunt Rochester delivered her final scheduled address on the House floor as a member of the House Tuesday, December 17th
If you've always wanted a fire truck of your own, this is your opportunity. The Wilmington Manor Fire Company, working with Municibid, is hoping to sell two fire trucks.
Incoming Governor Matt Meyer is nominating secretaries to the Department of Natural Resources and the Department of Agriculture.
Another lottery will be held Thursday as the Office of Marijuana Commissioner continues to consider licenses from people and entities interested in being a part of Delaware's legal marijuana industry.
Donations to the Salvation Army Red Kettle campaign in Delaware may go twice as far this Saturday, December 21st.
Delaware lawmakers will again take up legislation that would allow terminally ill, mentally capable adults who want to end their suffering to have access to medication that would end their lives.
Incoming Governor Matt Meye r plans to retain two leaders in two Departments that have a wide range of responsibilities.
At Delaware's drone school Droneversity, the current wave of sightings is providing plenty of classroom discussion. The "classroom" is just as much outdoors as indoors.
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