The Wakeup Crew
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We'll get things started with a chance to win a really cool prize when we find out "Who is Awake" between 5:30 and 6 A.M.!!!! We'll also have all the latest Hollywood gossip with The Scoop, The Daily Fail at 7:20 and much more!! Plus win with "Bust Your Brain" at 6:05! The fun begins bright and early at 5:30!!!! --------------------- BUST YOUR BRAIN: The majority of working women feel that this is happening in the workplace more than ever before. What is it? Profanity! --------------------- |
DELAWARE'S TOP STORIES FROM 1150AM WDEL
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VIDEO: Clifford Brown fondly remembered at festival The Clifford Brown Jazz Festival began Wednesday night, honoring one of Wilmington's finest musicians. |
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VIDEO: Birds take flight at the Brandywine Zoo See rare, exotic birds in flight in a special show this week at the Brandywine Zoo. |
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VIDEO: Paving expected for Gov. Printz Blvd. in October County officials gave an update on plans to clean up construction materials from the canceled Governor Printz sewer project Wednesday night. |
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Desmond's slam leads Nats over Phillies Ian Desmond hit a grand slam in the 11th inning and the Washington Nationals beat the Philadelphia Phillies 6-2 Wednesday night, avoiding a three-game sweep. |
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Delaware gender identity bill clears final vote A bill outlawing discrimination against transgender people in Delaware has cleared its final legislative hurdle. |
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Boys find human bones in Lincoln Young boys find a gruesome discovery by the train tracks downstate. |
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Nemours doctor facing attempted murder charges, license suspension An A.I. duPont Hospital pediatrician who faces attempted murder charges in Pennsylvania may soon have her license suspended. |
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State Sen. Bonini discusses casino bailout on WDEL Governor Markell's request for $8 million to provide a temporary bailout to Delaware's three casinos has raised some eyebrows, but is also enjoying some support among other state lawmakers. |
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House to vote on slots for vets, fraternal groups A bill allowing veterans groups and fraternal organizations to operate slot machines, as long as they give a share of the proceeds to the state, is headed to the state House for a vote. |
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EdWatch: Prestige Academy grads head to state's top high schools Eighth graders walk down the aisle to get their diplomas for he second time in Prestige Academy's history--with many students moving on to some of the best high schools in the state. |
