COVID In Delaware: New Coronavirus Restrictions Begin At 8 AM Monday
Governor Carney says the test positivity rate, the number of new cases, and the number of hospitalizations are all up in Delaware.
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Governor Carney says the test positivity rate, the number of new cases, and the number of hospitalizations are all up in Delaware.
Businesses in Delaware are gearing up for a new wave of restrictions as COVID-19 cases continue to rise.
The crash happened around 10 p.m. Saturday at Naamans and Marsh Roads in Claymont.
The national campaign aims at getting everyone to mask up, and a local hospital is boosting that message.
Traveling for Thanksgiving is expected to be significantly down from years past due to the pandemic.
The Harrington Police Department says 20-year-old Destiny J. Santangelo, of Marydel, was involved in a home invasion on the 100 block of North West Street on Nov. 18.
The tournament is expected to have a $30 million economic impact on the Wilmington area.
Gov. John Carney is limiting the number of people allowed for indoor and outdoor gatherings.
On Tuesday, they announced charges against 17-year-old Annika Stalczynski.
They're going back to phase two of restrictions.
The man, Daniel Jeffries, was arrested shortly after troopers responding to an alarm at BP Gas Station in Wilmington saw him grabbing cigarette boxes by the cashier's desk, Delaware State Police said in a news release.
Meteors can be harder to see when there is a bright moon, but fortunately the moon will only be 5% visible, according to the American Meteor Society.
Regina Love, of Long Neck, was arrested Saturday after troopers were called to a house in the city about a physical altercation, Delaware State Police said in a statement.
Health officials continue to offer pop-up testing sites statewide.
