Coronavirus Delaware: Officials Warn 'People Are Not Being Compliant' As Deaths Rise To 11
Delaware officials say 11 people in the state have now died from coronavirus, as overall cases rose to 368 on Wednesday.
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Delaware officials say 11 people in the state have now died from coronavirus, as overall cases rose to 368 on Wednesday.
Inmate Darrell Bassett spoke exclusively with Eyewitness News from his jail cell inside George Hill Correctional Facility.
And now there is also a debate over whether Americans should start wearing face masks.
Most people are staying at home during the coronavirus outbreak, but some people are considered essential employees in essential businesses -- including supermarket workers.
It's been 17 days since Randy Chen has seen daylight or his family face-to-face since contracting COVID-19.
Right now, a total of 13 SEPTA employees have tested positive for COVID-19.
As healthcare workers face critical shortages of protective equipment, some local students have stepped in to help.
The number of coronavirus cases in Philadelphia now stands at over 1,300.
There are more positive coronavirus cases and deaths everyday, but doctors say it could be much worse.
There are currently nearly 19,000 cases in the state with 267 deaths.
The drive-thru location is by appointment only for symptomatic Mercer County residents.
The company says, in addition to the vaccine, it's working on shortages of its pain reliever Tylenol and helping to resupply hand sanitizers.
Dayna Cavanaugh is doing just that, hoping to show a family member in South Jersey some love in a time of social distancing.
Cleaning crews are dealing with a heavier workload during the coronavirus pandemic as they head into potentially contaminated spaces.
Kacie Brandenburg spoke with Eyewitness News and says there's no end in sight to her stay.
