The Delaware Symphony Orchestra’s 2019-2020 season is coming soon.

Two groups working to promote growth and revitalization throughout Wilmington annnounced they are joining forces. The new Wilmington Alliance brings together the Wilmington Renaissance Corporation and Wilmington Leaders Alliance. The Renaissance Corp has been around since 1993, and worked on projects incuding development of the LOMA District and launch of the Creative District. The Leaders Alliance was started in 2015, bringing business, civic and non-profit leaders together with a focus on

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This year Delaware passed a law raising the age to legally buy tobacco products from 18 to 21. It also passed a law requiring restaurants to offer healthy beverages as the default for kid’s meals. And we recently reported state officials may be considering adding a new tax on sugary drinks. Delaware Public Media’s Nick Ciolino recently spoke with Delaware’s Secretary of Health and Social Services Dr. Kara Odom Walker these new laws, and what further steps could be taken to regulate health

State and local officials are rejecting a new report that says coastal states including Delaware need to spend billions of dollars on thousands of miles of sea walls to defend themselves against projected sea-level rise by 2040.

The Brandywine River Museum of Art is offering a fresh look at a well-known artist.

As state and local officials continue to push for solutions to gun violence in Delaware’s largest city, researchers across the nation are trying to better understand the forces that contribute to it. One such effort builds on research done in Wilmington, and recently received a more than one million dollar grant from The National Collaborative on Gun Violence Research at the RAND Corporation, to pay for research projects in five cities across the country. In this week’s Enlighten Me, Delaware

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Are DNREC’s new plans to regulate the Coastal Zone too restrictive to attract new business to 14 industrial sites, or are they too lax to protect the environment there?

Claire DeMatteis was sworn in as Delaware Department of Correction Commissioner this week. She’s been working with DOC staff for the past two years, most recently coordinating reentry initiatives across six state agencies. Before that, DeMatteis served as a Special Assistant at DOC, helping implement recommendations made by an independent review of the 2017 deadly prison uprising at Vaughn Correctional Center. Delaware Public Media’s Sarah Mueller sat down with DeMatties this week to talk about