Mark Fowser is a News Reporter/Anchor at WDEL. A veteran broadcast journalist in Delaware, he covers a wide range of topics including government and politics, regional interest, and health and wellness, with a particular focus on energy policy and elections. Mark has been featured in BLOX Digital and is a former President of the Delaware Press Association and Chesapeake AP Broadcasters Association.
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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.
If you have insights or expertise related to local crime trends, legislative developments in Delaware, or breaking news stories from the region that align with Mark's coverage focus, you may find success reaching out to him. Additionally, if you can provide valuable perspectives on evolving political situations at a local level in Wilmington or elsewhere in Delaware, your pitch could be relevant for his reporting.
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Careers in Energy Week Expo was held Tuesday at Delmarva Power near Newark
Careers in Energy Week Expo was held Tuesday at Delmarva Power near Newark
By: Mark Fowser
A final test on a white powdery substance in a letter that was received by the Delaware Department of Elections Commissioner's Office in Delaware confirms that no hazardous materials were
Mark Fowser Updated A new driving course is dedicated to training police officers, firefighters, paramedics and other first responders in one of the most hazardous aspects of their jobs.
By: Mark Fowser
A woman is facing charges in connection with a recent fatal hit-and-run incident on Guyer Avenue in Wilmington.
By: Mark Fowser
(l. to r.) Dr. Mike Katz, challenger, and US Senator Chris Coons, candidate for reelection
A Tyler Technologies property assessor examines a home in New Castle County
A Middletown High School student was stopped with a loaded firearm and a knife Tuesday morning.
By: Mark Fowser
Investigators have painstakingly tried to determine what caused last spring's devastating fire at a historic Wilmington church, but no determination has been made. That does not mean the investigation is
A commission that manages opioid settlement funds coming to The First State has completed another round of competitive community grants.
