Kasey tells Sumo that she always felt like a male, and now she's going to do something about it.

It's a sign of the times: traditional funerals are being replaced by personalized end-of-life ceremonies. Gary tells "The Susan Monday Show" that he's been to both kinds and prefers the latter.

Sumo talks with local shoemaker who details what goes into high-end performance sneakers after Duke basketball star Zion Williamson's Nike sneaker exploded in a big game.

No empathy from Sheri for a Delaware mom who says the work environment at a Kentucky Fried Chicken in Kent County was "hostile" about her need to pump breast milk.

SuMo talks with the lawyers who represented Autumn Lampkins in her case against a Kent County KFC franchisee. Lampkins says she was harassed and demoted because of her need to pump milk during her shift st the fast food restaurant.

The Delaware Interscholastic Athletic Administration is having trouble filling jobs. A former coach says he understands why sports officials are "hanging up their stripes."

CEO Patricia Beebe discusses the government shutdown and a new facility in Newark.

Pipe-fitters Frank and John say they've been out of work plenty of times and never resorted to food banks and short-term loans.

Joy Coberly is unhappy about the sentence driver Nathan Jester received for killing her son.

Zoe Patchell of Delaware Cannabis Advocacy Network shoots down some of the claims in a new book about marijuana and its dangers.