Culture, Lifestyle & Sports

Rodney Layfield, a captain with the Delaware State Police, confronted coaches from Hodgson Vo-Tech High School in Glasgow for cheering during a game against Sussex Central High School.

With the Firefly Music Festival in Dover this week, Kent County Tourism anticipates a big economic impact.

The YWCA Delaware is looking for its next CEO.

The Brandywine Zoo received re-accreditation by the Association of Zoos and Aquariums.

A sales agreement announced earlier this week means a new Wilmington library location is on its way.

WILMAPCO hosted its third public workshop about building a cap over I-95.

In a matter of days in March of 2020, the billion-dollar Delaware arts and culture industry came to a screeching halt – museums closed, performance venues went dark, and major and minor arts events were canceled.Smaller groups like the Southern Delaware Chorale suffered the most, despite being a staple of the state's arts and culture scene for nearly 40 years. But under the leadership of Artistic Director and Conductor Colin Armstrong, the Chorale is in good shape and has big plans for its upcoming season.In this week’s Arts Playlist, producer Kyle McKinnon caught up with Armstrong for more on the Chorale and how it's managing.

Delaware’s annual Chautauqua tent shows will be back in full swing next month and are expanding their footprint.

Last week saw tens of thousands of golf fans flock to Northern Delaware for the BMW Championship at the Wilmington Country Club.

Vendors at Wilmington Country Club have been set up for nearly a week in anticipation.