The increasing presence of homeless individuals in Georgetown is an issue town leaders have faced for years. Last year, officials created the 10-person Supportive Housing Issues Committee to help find solutions.

National Train Day was last Saturday - May 9th. To mark the occasion, the Lewes Junction Railroad & Bridge Association unveiled its newest arrival- an early 1900s steam engine.And Delaware Public Media’s Isreal Hale was on hand for that event for this edition of History Matters.

Rehoboth Beach Patrol has a new captain.

Rehoboth hired Dover Kohl and Partners, a Miami, Florida based city planning company, to help with the planning code update process - but critics say their unfamiliarity with the city is problematic.

The new facility will more than double the available gallery space, allowing the museum to showcase temporary exhibitions and more of its permanent collection.

The city of Wilmington partners with the Delaware Poets Almanac as part of the city’s semiquincentennial celebrations.

The Ag Dept. is offering just over $400,000 in total funding this year from the federal Farm Bill.

A Smyrna park closed early over the weekend to prevent what authorities are calling a “takeover” style party.

DNREC proposed two options in an attempt to address turf maintenance and parking concerns: either move to a new location in the park or shift to a bi-weekly schedule. The market organizer sought a third option.

Hillary Olson comes to the First State from the Rochester Museum and Science Center in New York, where she served as the institution’s President and CEO.