Category: Delaware News
Safety procedures in the city and state, and for move-out
With the constant stream of national and global news regarding the coronavirus, state, local and campus news can easily get lost in the midst of ...
University plans for phased reopening
Gov. John Carney announced June 1 as the target date for Phase I of the state’s economic reopening.
Staying ahead of the curve: Newark Mayor Clifton on city governance during the pandemic
“Newark was the first real epicenter of the virus in Delaware,” Clifton said. “So far, we’ve been ahead of the curve.”
This is the first presidential campaign to happen under a lockdown: How’s it working?
The 2020 presidential election is approaching this November, and the typical abundance of primary elections and campaign events have ceased to exist.
Carney requires Delaware residents to wear face coverings in public, state not ready to reopen
Last week, Delaware Gov. John Carney added another amendment to the State of Emergency order, requiring everyone to wear face coverings in public settings.
“I’m scared to even leave my house”: What life is like in Newark with no health insurance
With the recent escalation of the coronavirus pandemic, Winslow does not even feel safe leaving her home for work.
“I’m going to try to give them some sense of normalcy”: How Delaware public schools are dealing with coronavirus
Coronavirus has shut down many public schools throughout the country for the remainder of the school year.
“A risk we have to take”: Local restaurateur feeds first responders during pandemic
Food First Delaware is an initiative created by one man to help feed hospital workers, first responders and Delawareans affected by the coronavirus pandemic.
Carney gives briefing on coronavirus, hospitalizations expected to surge the next two weeks
The number of coronavirus cases is increasing by 15-20% daily. Carney expects a surge peaking in the next 10-14 days.
Newark’s response to coronavirus
With 264 confirmed coronavirus cases in Delaware, the City of Newark plans to take necessary steps to halt the spread.