The Historically Black College and University will use federal COVID-19 money to pay for move.
Here’s where to be tested for COVID-19 this week
While the number of new COVID cases, hospitalizations and deaths are dropping as total vaccinations rise, the state is still urging people to be tested for COVID-19. Tracking test results can help the state best deploy resources, and also track cases of the variant strains, which are dominating new cases in Delaware. You do not need an appointment to be …
As COVID cases, hospitalizations, deaths decline, state stops vaccine waiting list
State health officials said vaccines are so widely available now that its own system is no longer needed.
Carney: Lifting restaurant, business capacity limits is step toward ditching masks
Also, social distancing requirements will move from six feet to three feet.
Iconic Rehoboth Beach venue reopening Saturday
Funland Rehoboth won’t be using its little green tickets this year, but it will be operating.
COVID cases continue decline; state opens walk-up vaccine sites this weekend
Sites in Dover and Wilmington will offer walk-up/drive-up vaccines Saturday or Sunday
Carney: Athletes can take off masks; restaurants can serve outdoor tables of 10
The governor also abandoned many of the cleaning protocols in public spaces like eateries and schools.
Here’s where to find COVID testing the week of April 26
The state offers plenty of choices, including three University of Delaware testing sites in one week.
Fur Baby heads into second decade with new building, services and lots of happy dogs
The business has moved into a new building bought in December 2019 and expected to open four months later. The pandemic didn’t allow that.
COVID-19 case, hospitalization surge ranks Delaware 5th in nation
COVID variants, believed to be more infectious, are playing a role in the rise of Delaware cases.
Mask change doesn’t pass during Monday’s emergency DIAA meeting
The motion’s failure means high school sports teams will continue to mask up for spring season.
State pleads for patience as it tries to get vaccine into as many arms as possible
With COVID-19 cases and hospitalizations decreasing and vaccinations increasing, Delaware now faces the crisis of not having enough vaccinations for everyone who wants them. Gov. John Carney said Tuesday night that the state is now seeing about 600 new cases per day on a 7-day average. That number has dropped from the 800-plus it was at the start of …