When the University of Delaware takes the field Wed. night for its first bowl game since the early 70’s, the excitement extends not only beyond Newark, but beyond the First State.

Holiday happiness might seem easy, but that's not always the reality.Many can struggle finding the joy expected during the holiday season. While receiving gifts can be great, true happiness during this time of the year is often found in giving to others.In this edition of Enlighten Me, Delaware Public Media’s Joe Irizarry sits down with University of Delaware Lerner College of Business and Economics asst. professor of marketing Amit Kumar to discuss strategies for finding happiness during the holidays.

Carlson has been UD's interim president since July of this year.

As part of the Delaware 250 celebration, there will be a statewide Delaware Day Trivia Night Tuesday

Rehoboth Public Library services have been paused since November 12th to allow for renovations to take place ahead of construction of their new $2 million dollar location on Warrington Road.

The Gift of Lights holiday light show is back at Dover Motor Speedway.

With Thanksgiving over, it can only mean one thing in Delaware’s biggest city, and that’s the Wilmington Jaycees Christmas Parade.

The Woodlands is among the stops on Zach Bryan’s recently announced “With Heaven on Tour” that has 40 total dates across the United States and Europe in 2026.

Stops throughout the day included Urban Promise Wilmington, Parkview Apartments and William “Hicks” Anderson Community Center.

Delaware Tech recently celebrated the opening of the John and Elsie Williams House Museum and Conference CenterThe facility encompasses several rooms in the Williamses’ former home, which the family built in Millsboro in 1927.The Williamses’ daughter, Blanche Baker, wanted the home to honor the accomplishments of her parents - former Delaware U.S. Senator John Williams, who was often lauded for a non-partisan approach to politics, and his wife Elsie, who contributed to that approach by building social connections in Washington that fostered “across-the-aisle” relationships.In this edition of History Matters, Isreal Hale is joined by Del Tech President Mark Brainard to hear more about the new dual role for the Williams house and it will serve the surrounding community in Millsboro.