The wonder of the holiday season is already underway at the Brandywine River Museum of Art in Chadds Ford, Pennsylvania. This year’s holiday show is titled Holiday Magic at Brandywine .

A researcher at the University of Delaware was among those involved in a recent study to find a link between natural disasters and mental health issues. Delaware Public Media’s Nick Ciolino sat down with Jennifer Horney - a professor in the UD’s Department of Health Sciences Epidemiology program to discuss what they found.

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The 2020 Election in Delaware is in the books. And results here turned out largely as expected, though the addition of mail-in voting and a huge turnout did add some wrinkles to the story. To break down the results and what they means going forward, Delaware Public Media’s Tom Byrne chats with Delaware State News political reporter Matt Bittle.

Schools in the First State are largely operating in a hybrid mode – a mix of in-person and remote learning. But keeping them in that mode or eventually moving to a full reopening requires keeping spread of COVID-19 in check. A group called S.A.F.E Schools believes to make that happen there needs to be a statewide standard for testing and contact tracing in Delaware schools. And it’s sent a letter to Gov. Carney asking for just that. Contributor Larry Nagengast takes a closer at what this group

A new exhibition telling the stories of essential workers during a pandemic is coming to the Delaware Art Museum. “Seeing Essential Workers Through A New Lens” opens November 11 and focuses on essential workers in the City of Wilmington.

Throughout the pandemic, many people have cleaned out their homes, purging their closests, basements and garages of items that they don’t want, use, or need anymore. And that has created a surge in donations. In this week’s Enlighten Me, Delaware Public Media contributor Eileen Dallabrida takes a closer look at this phenomenon and its impact.

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In recent years, New Castle County has seen a number of historic properties deteriorate beyond repair. But New Castle County Council this week took some steps to address "demolition by neglect." Contributor Larry Nagengast details what a new ordinance does to improve historic preservation in New Castle County.

The pandemic has disrupted every aspect of life, including it turns out, how much Halloween candy people bought. A recent survey conducted by University of Delaware shows people are celebrating Halloween differently this year because of COVID-19. One of the study’s authors is Brandon McFadden, an assistant professor in the Department of Applied Economics and Statistics at UD’s College of Agriculture and Natural Resources. The survey published in the magazine Choices found that only about half