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"First" is Delaware's public media news magazine. Each week WHYY explores issues ranging from our economy and education, to the arts and culture that make up the first state. We meet interesting newsmakers in our "First Person" segment and add a different slant to the headlines of the week on "State of Play. "
A trip to a beer garden, "bubble soccer," and more summer fun this week on First.
A look at how renovations of the Hotel DuPont are progressing, plus more from First.
Newport economic rebirth, Tatiana Poladko, Deborah Johnson, TRC Movement, Dover Symphony.
The car of the future; Guitarist Jim Bennett; Ken Simpler; Mentoring; Carlos Alejandro.
A chat with Wilmington Mayor Mike Purzycki, and more stories from the First State.
A visit to a Wilmington drone school, Pablo Picasso's daughter-in-law, and more.
Preserving Our Water: How We Use the Delaware Watershed
A special focusing on the health of Delaware's watersheds.
Wilmington Siege: Moving Forward 50 Years Later
50 years ago, the National Guard was called out to stop rioting in Wilmington, Delaware.
Explore the legacy of Delaware's only Historically Black University: Delaware State.
Courageous Conversations: Tearing down fences between black
A town hall to discuss improving relationships between minority and non-minority groups.
WHYY Presents: Preserving Our Water—How We Use the Delaware
A program devoted to clean water-related issues in the state of Delaware.
Teen pregnancy, police, Rob Tornoe, Lisa Blunt-Rochester, dog treats, the art of SYNE
Howard Pyle, a Milford mural, Tina Betz, foraging, Sikh Awareness, Grant Massey
Veteran watchmakers, red lights, Shawn Garvin, Carney budget, Lewes tulip festival
Delaware State of the State Address
Governor John Carney delivers his first address to a joint session of the DE legislature.
Medical marijuana, Governor Carney, a blind book collector, DE Education, "Due South"
IVF Research, Rob Tornoe, Carnegie Hall, Dace on Business, ACT Gen, Eric Zippe
