Delaware Public Media

Delaware Public Media WDDE 91.1 FM. The place for First State news and NPR programming You can find us on air, 24/7, at WDDE 91.1 FM. You can also listen on 91.7 WMPH in Wilmington.

Welcome to Delaware Public Media, the first and only public media news service founded in Delaware and dedicated to covering the unique issues, events, personalities, and culture of Delaware. Delaware Public Media presents high-quality statewide news in a rich combination of audio, video, and text. And you can live stream WDDE anytime, anywhere from your computer, smartphone, and devices by simply

clicking the "Listen live" button at delawarepublic.org. Or download any of the free or low-cost radio apps and make WDDE-FM a favorite. As an NPR member station, WDDE 91.1 FM features the best in national and international news programming from NPR and other high-quality sources as well as exclusive Delaware news from our own Delaware Public Media News staff headquartered in Dover. WDDE-FM began broadcasting on August 17, 2012 from our studio and offices on the Delaware State University campus in Dover. We are proud to operate in a unique collaboration with Delaware State University and the University of Delaware. At the delawarepublic.org home page you’ll find multimedia coverage of Delaware, including links to 24/7 live streaming audio coverage, archived stories from Delaware Public Meida and its online predecessor, DFM News, and timely special events coverage from political debates to concerts. Delaware Public Media is a Delaware media innovation that exists because of the help we receive from devoted supporters statewide. We are deeply grateful, and we’re counting on this enthusiasm to sustain Delaware Public Media and make it a permanent, vigorous institution producing the best-quality journalism in the public interest.

The house’s rooms and hallways are decorated with objects and furniture that display how Austen might have celebrated th...
12/17/2025

The house’s rooms and hallways are decorated with objects and furniture that display how Austen might have celebrated the holidays more than two centuries ago.

When the University of Delaware takes the field Wed. night for its first bowl game since the early 70’s, the excitement ...
12/17/2025

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.

Nemours Children’s Hospital, one of Delaware’s primary healthcare providers for specialized birth and pediatric care, is...
12/17/2025

Nemours Children’s Hospital, one of Delaware’s primary healthcare providers for specialized birth and pediatric care, is increasing its services and capacity.

Delaware transit advocates are calling for SEPTA to not close its ticket office at the Biden Train Station in Wilmington...
12/17/2025

Delaware transit advocates are calling for SEPTA to not close its ticket office at the Biden Train Station in Wilmington.

Wilmington City Council passes a resolution urging the city to implement a tax abatement plan passed more than two years...
12/17/2025

Wilmington City Council passes a resolution urging the city to implement a tax abatement plan passed more than two years ago by council.

Have a question for Delaware’s governor? Don’t wait. Tell us what you want to ask Governor Meyer by submitting your ques...
12/16/2025

Have a question for Delaware’s governor? Don’t wait. Tell us what you want to ask Governor Meyer by submitting your question through our Google form.

Airing Thursday, December 18th from 8-9 PM, this is your chance to hear Governor Matt Meyer answer your questions directly, whether it is about budget priorities, education, taxes, infrastructure, or anything else on your mind.

Hosted by WHYY’s Shirley Min with reporters from DPM and WHYY. Tune in to WDDE-FM 91.1 to listen live.

Submit Your Question Now ➡️ https://www.delawarepublic.org/show/askgovmeyer

Board of Education President Raymond Vincent says that, while the district needs more revenue, there is simply too much ...
12/16/2025

Board of Education President Raymond Vincent says that, while the district needs more revenue, there is simply too much uncertainty with statewide policymaking right now.

DPM and WHYY bring you the latest episode of Ask Gov. Meyer this Thursday at 8pm. You can call in with your questions d...
12/16/2025

DPM and WHYY bring you the latest episode of Ask Gov. Meyer this Thursday at 8pm. You can call in with your questions during the show or go online now and submit your questions for Gov. Meyer.

Ask Gov. Meyer is a monthly show from Delaware Public Media and WHYY where Delawareans can ask Gov. Matt Meyer about the issues important to them.

DEFAC says Delaware’s efforts to blunt the impact that tax changes in One Big Beautiful Bill Act would have on state rev...
12/16/2025

DEFAC says Delaware’s efforts to blunt the impact that tax changes in One Big Beautiful Bill Act would have on state revenues should work.

The complex is set for construction on a nearly three-acre lot of land across from Delaware Technical Community College.
12/16/2025

The complex is set for construction on a nearly three-acre lot of land across from Delaware Technical Community College.

The Special Committee on reassessment heard from school districts in Dover Monday.
12/16/2025

The Special Committee on reassessment heard from school districts in Dover Monday.

The Community Legal Aid Society reported 18 to 22 year-old students haven’t received any meaningful special education se...
12/15/2025

The Community Legal Aid Society reported 18 to 22 year-old students haven’t received any meaningful special education services while incarcerated.

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Welcome to Delaware Public Media, the first and only public media news service founded in Delaware and dedicated to covering the unique issues, events, personalities, and culture of Delaware. Delaware Public Media presents high-quality statewide news in a rich combination of audio, video, and text. You can find us on air, 24/7, at WDDE 91.1 FM. And you can live stream WDDE anytime, anywhere from your computer, smartphone, and devices by simply clicking the "Listen live" button at delawarepublic.org. Or download any of the free or low-cost radio apps and make WDDE-FM a favorite. You can also listen on 91.7 WMPH in Wilmington. As an NPR member station, WDDE 91.1 FM features the best in national and international news programming from NPR and other high-quality sources as well as exclusive Delaware news from our own Delaware Public Media News staff headquartered in Dover. WDDE-FM began broadcasting on August 17, 2012, from our studio and offices on the Delaware State University campus in Dover. We are proud to operate in a unique collaboration with Delaware State University and the University of Delaware. At the delawarepublic.org home page you’ll find multimedia coverage of Delaware, including links to 24/7 live streaming audio coverage, archived stories from Delaware Public Media and its online predecessor, DFM News, and timely special events coverage from political debates to concerts. Delaware Public Media is a Delaware media innovation that exists because of the help we receive from devoted supporters statewide. We are deeply grateful, and we’re counting on this enthusiasm to sustain Delaware Public Media and make it a permanent, vigorous institution producing the best-quality journalism in the public interest.