As we approach Election Day, the Delaware Journalism Collaborative looks at a unique post-election tradition in the First State.

Celebrated on the Thursday after Election Day, voters, politicians and other interested folks return to the center of Georgetown to hear voting returns.

After reaching out to dozens of Delawareans, most of them upstaters, for their perspective on Return Day and the Confederate flag controversy that has made national news, the response was overwhelming silence.

A dispute over burying the hatchet: Return Day caught up in growing polarization The Green hosted by Tom Byrne, Delaware Public Media Delaware Public Media is part of the recently launched Delaware Journalism Collaborative, a partnership of local news and community organizations working to bridge divides [...]

Family get-togethers can be contentious, especially when dinner time turns into a free-for-all debate with your crazy uncle from away. What was once civil conversations can rapidly escalate into heated debates unless you avoid “explosive topics” like current political, social, and religious issues. But [...]

La Prade has been a journalist for more than four decades. He has experience as a reporter, editor and publisher. Most recently, he served as the group publisher for the Delmarva Group of Independent Newsmedia Inc., a position he held for five years.

A recent public opinion survey, commissioned by the Delaware Journalism Collaborative, offers an amazing new window into the attitudes and concerns shared by the state’s residents.