News in Wilmington
Delaware Supreme Court upholds permanent absentee voting
Justices say voters must qualify for each election; challengers question how the state checks whether they still do DOVER, Del. — The Delaware Supreme Court upheld the state’s permanent absentee voting law Monday, clearing the way for qualified voters on the permanent absentee…
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Published September 22Wilmington councilman James Spadola keeps seat after court rules in his favor
A Wilmington city councilman has won a court battle to keep his seat. From the Delaware desk, WHYY's Sarah Mueller.
Eight proposed changes to Delaware Constitution await new General Assembly
Four amendments involve voting rules, while others address marriage, the death penalty and vacancies in the lieutenant governor’s office DOVER, Del. — Delaware’s next General Assembly will inherit eight proposed amendments to the state Constitution, including four that could…
Delaware Art Museum exhibit reveals Howard Pyle’s British influences
New research connects two of the Wilmington museum’s most important collections and offers fresh insight into the development of American illustration WILMINGTON — A new Delaware Art Museum exhibition is challenging the long-held view that two of the institution’s most important…
Delaware State Police seek help to locate a Wilmington man in New Castle robbery
The Delaware State Police is seeking the public’s assistance with locating Jarvis Sturgis, of Wilmington, Delaware, who is wanted in connection with a strong-arm robbery that occurred Tuesday in New Castle. […]
Urban farming: Wilmington professor grows food and community in backyard
Wilmington resident and professor grows food in an urban environment, enabling other urbanites to afford to farm. Urban farming: Wilmington professor grows food and community in backyard was first posted on September 21, 2026 at 11:00 am. ©2022 " The Review ". Use of this feed is…
Archmere Football Improves to 2-0 with Class 2A Win
The Archmere Auks (2-0) defeated the St. Mark’s Spartans (0-3), 8-0, on September 18, earning their first Class 2A win of the season and second shutout in as many games. WILMINGTON, DE — Archmere’s junior quarterback, Shane Harding, stood in the shotgun formation with fellow…
WFP Victories Shift Delaware Democrats Toward More Progressive Agenda
Republican candidates warn new mandates could increase costs for working families and jeopardize revenue supporting state services WILMINGTON — The Working Families Party’s sweeping success in Delaware’s Democratic primaries has given the progressive organization unprecedented…
Delaware wins $16 million to strengthen charter schools
Five-year federal grant will support new and expanding programs while adding oversight and accountability measures DOVER, Del. — Delaware has secured a five-year, $16 million federal grant to expand access to public charter schools while strengthening the oversight, financial…
Hagley Car Show, Chadds Ford Days, Milford Riverwalk Festival Lead a Packed Delaware Weekend
Our “Gotta Love the Weekend” Report: More than 500 classic vehicles headline a weekend filled with college football, festivals, living history, theater, outdoor programs, and fall family activities. WILMINGTON, Del. — From classic automobiles and college football to fireworks,…
Delaware Walk to End Alzheimer’s events set for this fall
Walks in southern Delaware and Wilmington will raise money for Alzheimer’s care, support and research WILMINGTON, Del. — Delaware residents are being invited to join the fight against Alzheimer’s disease during two Walk to End Alzheimer’s events this fall. The Alzheimer’s…
Former university student accused of plotting attack pleads not guilty in federal court
Luqmaan Khan, a former university student who was accused of planning an attack against the university in November 2025 pleaded not guilty in federal court. The Wilmington resident allegedly planned to attack the University of Delaware’s Police Department (UDPD) with automatic…