Delaware Coronavirus COVID-19 News
Three community based healthcare organizations in Delaware will be sharing $640,000 in grant funding to expand COVID vaccinations in under-served communities.
Sixteen-year-old Leah Wahl was full of love, nursing plants back to life when they were almost dead, and being the friend that everyone wished they had.
Protecting lives and health of Delawareans and preserving hospital capacity remain the chief goals of Delaware health officials heading into a winter where at least three viruses will be a concern.
Delaware's senior Senator has canceled a planned trip to the UN climate conference in Egypt after testing positive for coronavirus.
Governor Carney formally extended the Public Health Emergency order today, adding another 30 days to allow the State of Delaware and medical providers to continue COVID-19 vaccination and testing programs.
A Delaware Court of Chancery Vice Chancellor is considering arguments raised during a three-hour hearing on a religious freedom case that resulted from restrictions imposed early in the COVID-19 pandemic.
The Delaware Division of Public Health (DPH) said for the second month in a row the number of hospitalizations, test positivity rates, and the 7-day average of new cases related to COVID, have declined.
Delaware health officials said they are preparing to distribute COVID-19 bivalent boosters as early as next week if they receive CDC approval.
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has placed all three Delaware counties in its "high" category for community spread and is encouraging indoor mask use in public settings.
WASHINGTON — President Joe Biden ended his COVID-19 isolation on Wednesday, telling Americans they can “live without fear” of the pandemic if they take advantage of booster shots and treatments, the protections he credited with his swift recovery.