LGBT groups across the nation are organizing for tighter gun restrictions following this month’s mass shooting at a gay nightclub in Orlando, Florida. Delaware’s two largest LGBT groups -CAMP Rehoboth and Equality Delaware- are joining them.

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Lewes is a city with a rich history for many reasons: it was founded in June of 1631 the first city in the First State, a key port for ships making their way to Philadelphia and even home to what historians claim is the home of the first shipyard owned by free African Americans.

Gun control advocates are focusing their efforts on state government as Congress remains gridlocked.

As required by the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act, student with special needs receive special attention, but are also integrated into classrooms with other students. All special education students also have an IEP, or an Individualized Education Program, as required by law. In this week’s Enlighten Me - a group of our Generation Voice students at Mount Pleasant High School – all of whom have IEPs themselves – decided to look into the history of IEPs, how they’ve changed over the

Some Delaware gun owners support Senator Tom Carper’s call to ban people on the FBI’s terrorist watch list from owning firearms, but say new restrictions on assault rifles won’t prevent another mass shooting.

The ongoing battle over redistricting Wilmington schools has dominated the headlines this year, but other education issues continue to percolate. On the latest edition of The Green, Delaware State Education Association president Frederika Jenner addressed a number of those issues –as well as the Wilmington Education Improvement Commission's plan to move city students in the Christina School District into the Red Clay School District.

This week at Legislative Hall Sen. Karen Peterson surprise everyone by announcing she won't seek re-election and the effort to pass WEIC's Wilmington school redistricting plan saw a number of plot twists. Delaware Public Media political reporter James Dawson stopped by The Green this week to help us sort through it all.

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The General Assembly is in its final month of work for this session and as the rush to June 30th began this week lawmakers found the state budget,...