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Two women in New Jersey have been charged with illegally serving alcohol at two large parties over the weekend at a warehouse that had nearly 200 people inside at one point. Newark’s Department of Public Safety on Sunday announced that 23-year-old Rosa Mainato and 27-year-old Fanny Camas of Irvington allegedly served alcohol without a liquor license to people on Saturday…

Two women who served alcohol to over 200 people at an illegal “makeshift bar” in New Jersey were arrested over the weekend, according to authorities. Newark’s Department of Public Safety on Sunday said 26-year-old Denisse Tinizaray and 28-year-old Katherine Tinizaray were unable to provide paperwork that proved they had a license to sell alcohol at a warehouse on Libella Court…

New Jersey became the latest state to impose COVID testing mandates for flights originating in the U.K., Gov. Phil Murphy announced Thursday, as holiday travel compounds concerns that a more virulent strain will make its way to the tri-state. But just hours later, the CDC took what had been a regional requirement and made it national — all air travelers…

Hundreds of people in Newark, Delaware waited in line for a coronavirus test before the holidays so they can spend time with family and friends. NBC10 Delaware reporter Tim Furlong reports.

Students, parents and teachers in Newark waiting for in-person instruction will have to wait a bit longer — until late January, at the earliest. Newark Schools initially said students will undergo remote learning until at least the end of the first marking period — which would have been around early November. That will no longer be the case. Christopher Davis…

A Delaware teenage girl who went missing on Friday was beaten to death by her ex-boyfriend, police said. NBC10’s Tim Furlong has the story.

One of Delaware’s most popular parks might eventually charge people from out of state or even from out of town to use the parking lot. NBC10’s Tim Furlong has the details.

When Newark, N.J.-based filmmaker Ayana Stafford-Morris decided to start a pop-up drive-in movie theater, she realized that only a tiny number of the movies available for drive-in venues featured Black directors or casts. So she decided to change that.

An arsonist torched a Jewish center at the University of Delaware, investigators revealed Wednesday.

A fire at a Jewish center in Newark, Delaware, was ruled an arson. No one was hurt during the incident.

Police in Newark, Delaware, are cracking down on large gatherings amid the coronavirus pandemic. NBC10’s Tim Furlong has the details.

Tropical Storm Isaias knocked down trees, tractor trailers and sheds as it tore through the region Tuesday with multiple confirmed tornadoes

Tropical Storm Isaias caused widespread damage throughout our area, including Delaware. NBC10’s Tim Furlong takes a look at the impact in Middletown, New Castle County.

At least three tractor-trailers were overturned as a windy storm moved across southbound Delaware Route 1 in New Castle County Tuesday morning. NBC10’s Tim Furlong reports.

NBC10 First Alert Weather meteorologist Glenn “Hurricane” Schwartz is tracking Isaias’ movements in the Philadelphia region.

A car theft ring leader accused of stealing over 30 vehicles and selling them online has been arrested and charged, prosecutors in New Jersey announced Wednesday. Warren Guerrier, 43, of Newark, was charged with one count of conspiracy to commit wire fraud and one count of aggravated identity theft, according to the U.S. Attorney District’s Office of New Jersey. Prosecutors…

Darius Brown, 12, has two big passions: bow ties and animals. So the Newark, New Jersey, resident helps shelter pets dress for success by donating his one-of-a-kind bow ties to rescue organizations across the country. “It helps the dog look noticeable, very attractive,” he told TODAY. “It helps them find a forever, loving home … I love everything about dogs and cats.”

A wind-fueled fire ripped through a Delaware apartment Monday night, injuring three firefighters and displacing at least 52 residents.

At least two locations in the Philadelphia area are offering the service as a way to allow more than 10 people to attend a funeral.

Dr. Alexander Salerno is now a buyer on the black market. The New Jersey primary care physician typically places his regular orders through a medical supplier to refill the supplies needed for his offices spread across Essex County. The current shortage triggered by the COVID-19 pandemic has forced a growing number of hospitals and other care facilities to turn to…