After months of lackadaisical adherence to public health guidance given by our nation’s top doctors, Delaware received the equivalent of a father’s “I’m disappointed in you” speech from Gov. John Carney on Nov. 17. The ...
DOVER – The Delaware Restaurant Association (DRA) has launched a two-pronged petition and social media campaign seeking to roll back the COVID-19-spurred restrictions that went into effect Nov. 23, arguing their timing could lead to ...
WILMINGTON – AstraZeneca reported Monday morning that its COVID-19 vaccine has shown an average 70% efficacy rate, with potential for up to 90%, giving further confidence to the public that medical preventatives will be on ...
WILMINGTON – Gov. John Carney announced increased restrictions on gatherings and dining among other activities as state officials look to head off weeks of record high COVID-19 transmission going into the Thanksgiving holiday period. The ...
WILMINGTON – Gov. Carney has announced additional restrictions statewide to slow community spread of COVID-19 as Delaware and the country experience a surge of cases, hospitalizations and deaths heading into the winter months. The restrictions will ...
STANTON – A partnership between New Castle County and Delaware State University (DSU) will create a new $5 million “next-generation” genomics lab to process COVID-19 tests, leading to faster turnaround times for results and increasing ...
WAYNE, Pa. – In an abrupt decision Wednesday, the specialty pet food and supplies chain Pet Valu announced that it was closing all of its U.S. stores, citing the impact from the COVID-19 pandemic. It ...
DOVER – As the second round of the DE Relief grant fund opens at 10 a.m. Thursday, Oct. 1, state officials reported that the first round was largely successful in reaching intended businesses. The first ...
CHRISTIANA – When the COVID-19 virus began to spread rapidly in the United States and more suspected cases were showing up at hospitals, Sharon Anderson knew that her program, CareVio, was going to be repurposed. ...
WILMINGTON – Before one phone call in 2002, Dr. Janice Nevin believed her career would steadily ascend the ranks at the Thomas Jefferson University Medical College in Philadelphia. It was Dr. Joseph Lieberman, ChristianaCare’s retiring ...
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