Reopening Delaware segments from The Rick Jensen Show - As Delawareans struggle with school, work and socializing, Rick wanted you to know how the DonateDelaware.org team is helping to get PPE and donations to those in need.

Joe Connor alerted Rick Jensen that a guy at a Witzke rally pulled out a gun and pointed it in the direction of Joe and others across the street from the rally. As WDEL News reported, that indivicual has been charged with 2 felonies. Joe insists that the state police report was not truthful as it stated, "... once troopers were notified of the incident, they responded to contact the suspect, but he had fled the area." Listen to what Joe has to say about it.

Army veteran Rich Killingsworth knows HOA rules. He studied and worked in the field of community planning. Listen to this story and you'll also wonder why the Home Owners Association would ban what attorney Ted Kittila says is a perfectly legitimate flag pole and flag, protected by the State of Delaware law.

Education Pioneer Ron Russo explains how and why Delaware can get kids into virtual learning centers so Mom and/or Dad can go to work during pandemic online learning plus applying lessons learned now to improve Delaware schools.

Dr. Chris Casscells, a retired Delaware orthopedic surgeon who studied virology and infectious disease, explains the CDC data and why it shows the vast majority people's lives are not at risk from the coronavirus and why he believes Delaware should reopen.

Reopening Delaware segments from The Rick Jensen Show - Darryl Scott with the latest Unemployment Insurance Benefits News including the $300 FEMA benefits and advice for getting your claims.

Todd Ruckle, former Newark Councilman, shares some accomplishments and goals for more, better-paying jobs, restoring seniors' property tax subsidies and changing policies to help Newark businesses survive.

Brandywine Naamans Rotary Club's Alan Spiro talks about ShredFest on Saturday Sep 26 and more about Rotary, a service organization with 35,000 clubs worldwide.

Rick: "During an interview with U.S. Senate Candidate Lauren Witzke, I dragged Noel's name into the conversation using an outside source's fake news report as though it was true without deep due diligence, including calling him in advance. A person’s reputation is everything in this world, especially in politics. I chose to apologize to Noel, who graciously accepted. I am convinced he never said or retweeted anything like that which I believe was falsely reported by another news outlet unaffiliated with the company for which I am employed. Let it be known my employer had no knowledge of my apologizing to him until about 60 seconds before I went on the air with it on September 23rd, nor did I let my employer know that I was going to apologize a second time on September 24th with him live on the air. I just feel like it's the right thing to do and appreciate Noel's acceptance."

Rick Jensen talks with Independent Party Candidate for New Castle County Council President Brian Whitaker