Johnny Perez-Gonzalez

Seventy-five percent of fourth-graders in the state lack reading proficiency. Research begins next month to deliver findings within three years.

A literacy initiative beginning four years ago has reached 58% of Delaware's children. Now, a bilingual book collection enhances the program in both English and Spanish.

After two years of assessment, researchers say they’ve found the rare and threatened black rail bird, along with other species, at Milford Neck Preserve.

A unique hive design aims to reduce the physical demands on beekeepers while drastically improving colony survival rates.

The annual festival returns Friday with a lineup of more than 30 women artists spanning the genres of hip-hop, R&B, rock and country.

With homelessness rising, trends include an increase in homeless children, individuals aged 55 and older and Black communities accounting for 60% of the affected population.

The Delaware Hispanic Chamber of Commerce is now offering Latino-owned businesses support and community connections to grow their impact.

Game studies program students chose from three different concentrations: game design and development; game industry and sport management; and games, culture and society.

A new high school will ease congestion in the hallways and classrooms and add a larger gym, more classrooms, and a state-of-the-art black box theater.

A key priority for Delaware’s Hispanic Commission is ensuring immigrants can use their degrees from their native countries.

The visit from Prime Minister Andrew Holness was the first time a sitting head of government delivered a commencement address at DSU.

Of the state’s 100,000 immigrants, only 14,000 are eligible for naturalization. Here’s a look at some of the complex legal hurdles.