Delaware’s Forest Service (DFS) has published the newest edition of its popular “ Big Trees of Delaware. ”

A budding local writer has earned national recognition— and money for college— for prose and poetry exploring her Chinese-American identity.

This year, back-to-school shoppers are expected to spend more than ever before—and they will part with their dollars in multiple ways in a variety of retail spaces.

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Several houses have been demolished on Newark’s New London Road to make way for new townhouses marketed toward University of Delaware students. People who lived in the area decades ago say this project is just the latest example of redevelopment that has irreparably changed what was once a tight-knit African American community there.

Charter schools were in the headlines a fair amount over just completed school year - and those headlines certainly offered a mixed bag of news. Contributor Larry Nagengast takes a closer look the current state of charters in the First State.

Charter schools are finding a new place to take root in Delaware – in the fertile fields of Sussex County.

The Delaware Art Museum in Wilmington hosts a full-day writers conference later this month.

Nemours A.I. duPont Hospital for Children recently launched its Global Outreach Program. It allows Nemours associates to apply for grants to have Nemours fund mission style medical care for children anywhere in the world. In this week’s Enlighten Me, Delaware Public Media’s Nick Ciolino sits down with the program’s director, as well as two people taking advantage of the opportunity - a Nephrologist who just got back from providing care in Peru and an ER Nurse preparing to work at a mobile

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