We continue bringing you our series of Candidate Conversations - part of Delaware Public Media’s 2018 Election coverage, and the Delaware Debates we are producing again this fall with the University of Delaware’s Center for Political Communication. We are examining the race for U.S. Senate– and in this interview, The Green Party's Demitri Theodoropoulos.

We continue bringing you our series of Candidate Conversations - part of Delaware Public Media’s 2018 Election coverage, and the Delaware Debates we are producing again this fall with the University of Delaware’s Center for Political Communication. We are examining the race for U.S. Senate– and in this interview, Libertarian Nadine Frost.

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We continue bringing you our series of Candidate Conversations - part of Delaware Public Media’s 2018 Election coverage, and the Delaware Debates we are producing again this fall with the University of Delaware’s Center for Political Communication. We are examining the race for U.S. Senate– and in this interview, Republican Gene Truono.

We continue our coverage of this week’s Delaware primary election by digging a bit deeper into the races with Delaware Public Media political analysts Tom Kovach and Democrat Darryl Scott. This discussion focuses on the Democratic and Republican primaries for U.S. Senate.

We continue bringing you our series of Candidate Conversations - part of Delaware Public Media’s 2018 Election coverage, and the Delaware Debates we are producing again this fall with the University of Delaware’s Center for Political Communication. We are examining the race for U.S. Senate– and in this interview, Republican Gene Truono.

We continue bringing you our series of Candidate Conversations - part of Delaware Public Media’s 2018 Election coverage, and the Delaware Debates we are producing again this fall with the University of Delaware’s Center for Political Communication. We are examining the race for U.S. Senate– and in this interview, Republican Rob Arlett.

Seated in groups of three or four on folding chairs spread around the gym at Bayard Middle School, teachers in the Christina School District learned a little more about the lives of their students and their families last week. For nearly two hours, the teachers were teleported from Wilmington into Realville, a make-believe town where the problems of poverty are all too real.

For nearly six months last fall and winter, representatives of the Christina School District, the state Department of Education and Gov. John Carney’s office engaged in frequently tense negotiations before finally signing off on a Memorandum of Understanding that set up a framework for reorganizing and improving Christina’s schools in the city of Wilmington. Since the agreement took effect in early March, most of the early milestones in the memorandum’s timeline have been met.

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