The fate of another historic property is up in the air – this time in Wilmington’s Browntown neighborhood. Residents and preservation advocates are fighting an effort to demolish the Brown House - which dates back to around 1820. Contributor Larry Nagengast dives into this controversy and where things stand right now.

There’s a lot that’s known about the Dr. John A. Brown House and its owners, and there may be pieces of history about the house and its surroundings yet to be discovered.

One of the most comprehensive industrial film company collections now lives in Delaware. And in this week’s Arts Playlist, Hagley curator Kevin Martin joins Delaware Public Media’s Kelli Steele discuss the Cinecraft Productions collection.

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A year ago, just before the COVID pandemic lockdown began, the housing market in Delaware was heating up. Sellers in early 2020 often had their choice of offers. One year later, despite the pandemic, the story remains the same. And contributor Eileen Dallabrida reports, if anything, the market is even hotter.

A year into the COVID-19 pandemic, we are starting to see how some efforts to help people hit hard economically are faring. One example is Forward Delaware, a broad training program to help people laid off during the pandemic pivot to a new career. It wraps up this month and contributor Larry Nagengast looks at what it‘s accomplished since rolling out in August

Staff members at the Historic Odessa Foundation are providing a peek at their personal art collections.

The year-old COVID-19 pandemic turned more Delawareans into pet owners, or in some cases repeat pet owners. Pet adoptions are increasing as more people spend time at home. And in this week’s Enlighten Me, Delaware Public Media contributor Mark Fowser reports the interest in adopting a shelter pet is growing at a good time.

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President Biden’s signed the $1.9 trillion COVID relief bill Thursday , after the House passed the final version Wednesday. And Delaware’s junior senator says the First State will benefit in a variety of ways.