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Facebook, Twitter, 24/7 news channels, talk radio, citizen journalism, fake news, real news, audiences are drowning in an overwhelming overload of information. Clearly a guidepost is needed to identify what is a trustworthy and a reliable source of news and information. A new podcast– A Matter of Facts - will delve into this topic and we bring you the first episode this week.

The Rehoboth Art League puts the spotlight on the works of 250 young artists starting this weekend. Students from 25 public and private schools are featured in the 22nd Annual “Young at Art” exhibit opening at the Arts League’s campus in Henlopen Acres. For this week’s Arts Playlist, Delaware Public Media’s Kelli Steele spoke with Paula Holloway - education programs director at the Art League about the exhibition.

Having won approval Thursday for its survival plan, the Delaware Academy of Public Safety and Security now begins the real work of overcoming the biggest obstacle to its survival: recruiting 31 new students for the coming school year before a May 1 deadline.

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They’re slippery, slimy, and you can see right through many of them. This month, young American eels are popping up in Sussex County after making the long journey from the Sargasso Sea in North Atlantic.

Delaware has a new 2018 Poetry Out Loud State Champion. 15-year-old Sam McGarvey - a sophomore from Tall Oaks Classical School - emerged from a competitive field of 12 Delaware high school students to earn the title at the State finals in Dover last month.

Delaware Public Media is getting ready for this year's midterm elections, and as part of its coverage is again partnering with the University of Delaware Center for Political Communication on Delaware Debates this October. The debates will feature Delaware candidates for U.S. Senate and U.S. House of Representatives. Leading up to those debates, DPM is partnering with the Center for Political Communication on a podcast series. It's connected to the Center for Political Communication's upcoming

Concern over gun violence in schools, elevated in the national consciousness by the killing of 17 students and staff members at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Florida, on Feb. 14, is raising student activism nationwide to levels not seen since protests over civil rights and the war in Vietnam a half-century ago. The first indication of the breadth and depth of this student-generated movement will come Wednesday, the one-month anniversary of the Florida shootings, with the

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