United Way and Comcast will keep five "Lift Zone" learning pods open to fight the digital and education gaps in low-income neighborhoods.

The Yes, Wilmington summit showed what could be — and how we can work toward it.

Thirty-eight students were trained under the tech training org via the Rapid Workforce Training and Redeployment Initiative. So far, the graduates' new jobs represent a combined $2.8 million in earned wages.

Delaware's first app- and telephone-based on-demand microtransit service is serving rural communities in Sussex County.

The initiative to support local businesses through the COVID-19 pandemic has drawn more than 80 so far.

The "Lift Zones" aim to help lessen the digital divide due to lack of high speed internet in some Wilmington and Newark communities.

From coding classes and Dungeons & Dragons to job search and tax filing assistance, here are some of the things you can get at the library — free.

The gene editing technology has finally made its way to the secondary education level.

One Village Alliance CEO Chandra Pitts looks back at the challenges of COVID-19, and why there is no light at the end of the tunnel without structural changes that go far deeper than needles in arms.

EntreX Lab provides college credit-bearing entrepreneurship courses through the University of Delaware.