Good morning, Wilmington.

Boulden Brothers partnered with Draper Media-owned stations for the Christmas for Kids Toy Drive, which concluded on Dec.

10 with hundreds of donated toys, games & stuffed animals delivered to Sunday Breakfast Mission and Carrcroft Elementary School.

Rodney Square lit up with festive lights, music and cheer when visitors and performers attended Light Up the Square on Dec.

9. The holiday celebration brought community members together for a season of festivities.

Delmarva Power proposed customer programs to help Delaware users save $60 to $100 on energy bills by shifting usage during peak times and a rate review to fund grid upgrades while offering a 20% delivery discount for low-income households; both proposals are under review by the Public Service Commission.

Wilmington’s school district plans may take one of three shapes as officials prepare proposals for a vote in December (details pending).

Renowned ocean explorers Tim Taylor and Christine Dennison donated the OTIS remotely operated vehicle to UD on December 10.

The tool (previously showcased at Coast Day) will help train future underwater researchers and attract new research partnerships in Lewes.

The Redding Consortium for Educational Equity will vote at Delaware Tech (Orlando George Jr. Campus) on Tuesday, Dec.

16, to recommend removing part of the Christina School District from Wilmington, affecting about 1,600 city students. Next steps include drafting and public review of the redistricting plan.

Artesian Water Co. will credit customers about $73 on December bills from its $7.2 million share of a 3M PFAS settlement while it awaits final state regulator approval for a permanent rate increase (public comments accepted until Jan.

9, 2026).

Attorney General Kathy Jennings explained how consumers can receive money from a $700M settlement with Google; starting Dec.

2, automatic payments will reach affected Google Play Store users if the court approves the settlement on Apr. 30 – those opting out or needing account updates must act by Feb. 19.

Delaware Capitol Police is expanding its Facility Dog Program to courthouses in Kent and Sussex counties after Vinn (the first facility dog) served for three years at the New Castle County Courthouse in Wilmington, easing stress in court cases.

The program pairs trained dogs with handlers to comfort those in need.

The Delaware State Housing Authority launched its Downtown Development Districts Rebate Program for 2026 today, building on $39.2 million in rebates that since 2014 spurred over $574 million in private investment across 12 areas — a model for future local growth.

Brandywine School District football head coach (Isaiah Mays) was suspended two games after his team tore grass from Concord's field on November 8, with the sanction including one-year probation and a required sportsmanship course to address DIAA rule violations.

Zoso - The Ultimate Led Zeppelin Experience

8:00-9:30 p.m. — The Queen — Prices may vary — Experience the ultimate tribute to Led Zeppelin in Wilmington's vibrant music scene.

Christmas Concert with The New York Tenors

2-5 PM — St. Mark's High School Theater — $100 — Experience the joy of Christmas music with The New York Tenors and enjoy a post-show reception.

Holidays In Mosaic

Join Elevation for a journey through the sacred and cultural traditions that call Americans to gather during the holiday season. This concert weaves together music celebrating Christmas, Yom Kippur, Kwanzaa, and other traditions, offering a mosaic of light, joy, and togetherness.

Holidays In Mosaic

Join Elevation for a journey through the sacred and cultural traditions that call Americans to gather during the holiday season. This concert weaves together music celebrating Christmas, Yom Kippur, Kwanzaa, and other traditions, offering a mosaic of light, joy, and togetherness.

ARJ Entertainment Talent Showcase

7-9 p.m. — DoubleTree by Hilton Wilmington — Free entry — Meet industry professionals and showcase your talent in singing, acting, dancing, modeling, or comedy.

Brandywine Holiday Festival of the Arts

10 a.m. – 6 p.m. — Chase Center on the Riverfront — Admission details not provided — An extraordinary gathering of artists, creators, and art enthusiasts showcasing their works.

Charity Crossing Household Items Giveaway

10:30 AM – 1:30 PM — William "Hicks" Anderson Community Center — Free entry — Collect household items and clothing in this community giveaway event.

Holiday Jam Sesh

4-8 p.m. — Tonic Seafood & Steak — Free entry — Celebrate the season with live local talent and festive vibes.

Sports Card & Collectible Show

8 p.m. — Chambers Memorial Hall — Table Cost $70+ — Explore an exciting array of sports cards and memorabilia from various dealers.

Wilmington Sports Card & Collectible Show

8 AM–2 PM — Chambers Memorial Hall — $3 admission — Explore a treasure trove of sports cards, memorabilia, and collectibles from over 60 vendors.

Delaware Blue Coats Game Night

7-8:30 p.m. — Chase Fieldhouse — Check for ticket prices — Experience the excitement of a thrilling basketball matchup between the Blue Coats and the Wolves.