Maegan Summers

Police in Rehoboth Beach and Ocean City are preparing for potential "takeover" events around the Fourth of July holiday after social media posts began promoting large gatherings in both beach towns. The warnings came about a month after multiple arrests were made during a similar takeover event in Rehoboth Beach involving large groups of young people. Rehoboth Beach's Police Department said it has been made aware of a potential takeover event.

REHOBOTH BEACH, Del., and OCEAN CITY, Md. -- Police in Rehoboth Beach and Ocean City are preparing for potential "takeover" events around the Fourth of July holiday after social media posts began promoting large gatherings in both beach towns. The warnings came about a month after multiple arrests were made during a similar takeover event in Rehoboth Beach involving large groups of young people. Rehoboth Beach's Police Department said it has been made aware of a potential takeover event.

BRIDGEVILLE, Del. — Residents across Sussex County spent Tuesday cleaning up storm debris after severe weather moved through the area overnight, prompting tornado warnings in parts of Delaware and Maryland. Heavy rain, frequent lightning, and strong winds swept across Sussex County, including Bridgeville, which was among the communities placed under a tornado warning. For Carol Phillips, who lives in Bridgeville, the storm brought frightening conditions. "It was loud. The wind was blowing.