Let's get an update on what's happening with the Kalmar Nyckel - the replica of the Swedish merchant ship that sailed here in 1638 and now represents Delaware in a variety of educational initiatives. We spoke with Captain Sharon Dounce.

Remember back to when you first got your drivers license -- what do you know now that you wished you had known then? We spoke with Smart Drive founder Pete Booker.

As hurricane season prepares to heat up, we spoke with Jeff Sands with the Delaware Emergency Management Agency.

We talk to Val Lane to find out more about this year's Millennial Summit.

Delaware is facing a shortage of bus drivers and bus aides. We spoke with Tyler Bryan, who deals with school transportation for the Del. Dept. of Education. If you're interested in becoming a school bus driver of bus aide, contact the Education Dept. at (302) 857-3390 or email them at [email protected] .

Congresswoman Lisa Blunt Rochester joins us from the Delaware State Fair to talk about a new project slated for the fairgrounds, plus her new bill to improve mental healthcare for veterans.

We learned more about today's Blue Origin flight from CBS News space consultant Bill Harwood

We talk to Brett Saddler with the Claymont Renaissance Development Corporation about exciting new changes coming to Claymont.

A tropical storm watch has been posted for Sussex County, as Tropical Storm Elsa approaches. WDEL's Mike Phillips spoke with Delaware Weather Network's Matt Powell to find out what he expects from the storm - and how it may affect your beach weekend.

Fireworks returned to Wilmington over the weekend - after having to be cancelled in 2020 due to COVID. It's one of many events returning to the city as we emerge from the pandemic. We spoke with the Wilmington's cultural affairs director Tina Betz.