The non-profit sells bikes for $100 to $200. If someone can’t afford a bicycle, the organization has a form people can fill out to get a free bike.

The University of Delaware football program hits the big-time this weekend.

This week, we bring you the final episode of the Delaware Humanities’ podcast – ‘People and Planet.’ The podcast explores how Delawareans connect to the environments and cultures around them, and the cultural practices and creative works that bring us closer to the planet we call home.On this episode, we feature a more grounded, personal look at the impact of connecting to nature and culture.The natural world and cultural identity have played a substantial role in writer and nature photographer Leslie Hsu Oh’s professional and personal journey.Her work has taken her around the country and the world to experience the vast array of what the planet and its cultures has to offer.And the memoir she is working on, Fireweed, weaves together themes of family, cultural identity, and the natural world to tell her very personal story of self-discovery and healing after experiencing profound loss.

University of Delaware football’s move to the FBS level and Conference USA brings more opportunity on a national stage with this weekend being a “prime” example.

While the New Castle County house was Biden’s home during his first Senate campaign, the building’s history stretches back into the early 1800’s.

One of the major events on the Nanticoke Indian Tribe’s calendar is its annual Powwow. The 47th edition of the Powwow will be held Sept. 6 and 7 in Milton.But to bring the event to life again this year, the tribe needed some financial help, turning to the community to deliver $30,000 in needed funding - nearly half coming from a Go Fund Me effort.In this edition of Enlighten Me, Delaware Public Media's Abigail Lee sits down with Avery Johnson, the chief of the Nanticoke Indian Tribe, to talk about the 47th annual powwow, the cultural significance of powwows and how community fundraising brought this year’s event to the finish line.

College football season is officially upon us and the Univ. of Delaware hosts Delaware State Univ. in a game of firsts for both programs.

Following their first ever July race weekend, Dover Motor Speedway will host the NASCAR All-Star race for the first time in Speedway history next year.

2025 marks the Univ. of Delaware football program’s transition to FBS Football following its invitation to join Conference USA.The change is an important milestone for UD athletics, elevating the Blue Hens to the highest level of competition in the NCAA.However, it also presents UD with some challenges as it navigates unfamiliar terrain.In this edition of Enlighten Me, Delaware Public Media’s University of Delaware Intern Brenden Patterson reports on how the UD Athletic Dept. is meeting those challenges.

The Dover City Council’s Committee of the Whole approved the change earlier this week, signaling the completion of ADA playground equipment and the splashpad complex will be done before the skate park.