Playing video games as a sport is becoming big business around the country and world - and the University of Delaware is joining in.

UD President Dennis Assanis led the cheers as the university held a grand opening for its new Esports Arena Friday.

Wilmington City Council okayed a police department equipment grant application, weeks after delaying it amid discussion of body-worn cameras.

Wilmington’s only arthouse cinema is undergoing changes. 

Just about a month ago, Gov. John Carney delivered his State of the State address and unveiled his budget plan for Fiscal Year 2021.

They helped define the governor’s priorities for the coming year in a variety of areas.

This week, Gov. Carney visited the Delaware Public Media studios to talk a bit more in-depth about some of those priorities and other issues. In part 1 of the interview this week, we focus on education and funding for schools in the First State.

Late last year, the U.S. Supreme Court agreed to review lower court decisions striking down Delaware’s judicial balance requirement.

Now, we have a date for oral arguments - March 25th

In the run up to those arguments next month, a number of people and groups have filed amicus briefs and they all back the state’s argument the lower court decisions should be reversed. 

Widener University Delaware Law School constitutional law professor Alan Garfield rejoins us this week with to discuss these briefs and the potential impact they could have.

Art and basketball come together next month at a Delaware Blue Coats game in Wilmington.

The Philadelphia 76ers G League affiliate is teaming up with The Sold Firm for a pop-up art gallery and basketball-themed art competition featuring local visual artists duiring the team's March 21st game against the Fort Wayne Mad Ants at 76ers Fieldhouse.

The second of two Community Preparedness Workshops for seniors and people with disabilities will in Dover next month.