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NASA scientists announced earlier this week they have detected what happens when two neutron stars collide.

A new immersive video exhibition is merging arts and images of nature together at the Brandywine River Museum of Art. Entitled Dylan Gauthier: Highwatermarks , the exhibition has transformed the Museum’s third floor gallery with a 60-foot-long, floor-to-ceiling, multi-channel video projection that narrates the path of the Brandywine River and documents the local communities through which it flows. For this week's Arts Playlist, Delaware Public Media’s Kelli Steele sat down with Dylan Gauthier to

Delaware ranks high among states most affected by the nation’s opioid epidemic. 308 people died from overdose in the First State last year, and the total this year is up to 182. The Delaware Division of Public Health is urging those suffering from addiction to be sure they have access to the overdose antidote drug Naloxone, which will soon be available for purchase over the counter. Director of Public Health Dr. Karyl Rattay spoke with Delaware Public Media’s Nick Ciolino about the severity of

The partisan divide in politics has made it hard to get much of anything accomplished. The often bitter tenor of debate between Republicans and Democrats have left people in many cases talking past each other rather to each other. How that divide came to be and what can be done about it was the topic of a conversation between former Vice President Joe Biden and Ohio Gov. John Kasich at the University of Delaware hosted by the Biden Institute and UD’s Center for Political Communication. Their

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Women made up 30 percent of the General Assembly in 2006, but this year, they make up only 20 percent – and will lose at least one of their numbers next year when State Majority Whip Margaret Rose Henry retires at the end of her term. But one group is trying to change that number. Delaware ERANow launching Ready to Run Delaware this month, a training program that seeks to teach women in the First State how to engage in state and local politics, and specifically, run for elective office. Delaware

There are approximately 74,000 veterans living in Delaware, and for many of them, the most difficult battle took place here at home as they re-entered civilian life.

The U.S. Department of Education rescinded Obama-era directives and issued interim guidelines last month to schools, colleges and universities on handling complaints of sexual violence on campus. Some groups are praising the move by Education Secretary Betsy Devos, saying it supports more due process protections for the accused. But others argue she is weakening protections for victims.

A working group set up by Gov. John Carney began fast-track talks on whether an offshore wind farm would improve Delaware’s environment and economy without exposing electric ratepayers or tax payers to excessive costs.