Trusted Local Reporting Across Delmarva
National headlines matter. So do the stories happening right here at home.
Every day, Delmarva Public Media's local newsroom delivers reporting on the people, issues, and events shaping life across the Eastern Shore. Combined with NPR's trusted national and international coverage, you'll stay informed about the stories that matter most—locally and beyond.
Whether it's local government, education, agriculture, the environment, business, or community events, we're committed to journalism that informs, connects, and serves Delmarva.
Journalism That Serves Our Communities
We believe strong communities start with reliable information. Our journalists are here in the community, asking questions, uncovering stories, and keeping Delmarva informed about the issues that matter most.
By combining our local reporting with trusted partnerships like Spotlight Delaware and Baltimore Public Media, we bring you deeper coverage of the people, places, and issues shaping our region.
News When You Need It
Catch local news segments every weekday during Morning Edition (5:00 to 9:00 a.m. on WESM and WSDL).
Each week on Delmarva Today, we take a deep dive into the region's most important stories. Tune in Fridays and Saturdays at noon on WSDL and WESM.
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Delmarva Public Media is a collaboration of public radio stations owned by Salisbury University (WSCL and WSDL) and the University of Maryland Eastern Shore (WESM).
Our three stations feature the widest variety of public radio programming on the Delmarva Peninsula. For nearly 40 years, these stations have provided quality music, news, and programming to coastal communities on the Eastern Shore.
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Attacks State & Local Government's Stormwater Runoff Fees
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An award-winning weekly newscast produced by student journalists from Salisbury University and the University of Maryland Eastern Shore
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Award-winning journalist and Delmarva Public Media news director Don Rush has announced his retirement.
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Women Flocking to a Niche Male Sport on Delmarva Beaches
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Go Green OC will showcase composting at Ocean City’s E-Volution Expo on September 19-20th, as the nonprofit celebrates a record year of participation and looks toward expanding its waste-reduction efforts.
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