coronavirus in delaware

Gov. John Carney has signed an order lifting the state of emergency imposed more than a year ago because of the coronavirus

Local health experts say there is no need to get a Covid booster shot if you are fully vaccinated. NBC10’s Deanna Durante has the details.

If you live in Delaware, you could have a chance to win a prize if you get vaccinated against COVID-19 by the end of Thursday. Delaware Gov. John Carney increased the prize pool in an effort to try to get more young people vaccinated. You could even win passes to the Firefly Music Festival.

Masks not required everywhere as Philadelphia and Delaware ease — or eliminate in the case of the First State — COVID-19 restrictions Friday.

Museums, pools and retail stores are among the places without capacity limits starting Friday as Philadelphia eases some of its COVID-19 restrictions. Outdoor masking is now also no longer required for fully vaccinated people. Mask rules are going away as Delaware reopens Friday.

Philadelphia will lift its outdoor mask mandate later this week. NBC10’s Aaron Baskerville spoke with Phillies fans who are excited about the city easing COVID restrictions.

NBC10’s Randy Gyllenhaal reports Tuesday morning on Delaware opening up eligibility for coronavirus vaccines to every person 16 and older in the state.

Starting April 6, everyone in Delaware 16 and up will be able to register for their shot. NBC10’s Tim Furlong has the details.

Starting next week, anyone 16 and older in Delaware will be eligible to get a coronavirus vaccine shot.

Every state employee in Delaware and anyone 50 and older are now eligible to get doses of coronavirus vaccines.

Anyone 50 and older and people with moderate- to high-risk medical conditions can now get the coronavirus vaccine in Delaware. People 50 and older can get vaccines at pharmacies while people with health risks can get vaccinated at medical providers and hospitals.

Delaware’s revenue forecast continues to brighten in the wake of the financial havoc stemming from the coronavirus pandemic, but officials warn that the state’s economy remains clouded in uncertainty.

With the weather getting better, more people being vaccinated and COVID cases decreasing, live music is set to make its return to Wilmington, Delaware. NBC10’s Tim Furlong shows us the excitement in the city.

Delaware is soon going to start getting the coronavirus vaccine to frontline grocery store workers as the state works to expand its vaccination program.

Inmates at Delaware prisons will be able to receive visitors starting again soon as coronavirus cases among inmates and the population at large continue to drop.

NBC10’s Lucy Bustamante talks about the plan for FEMA to help turn the Dover Speedway in Delaware into a mass COVID-19 vaccination site for second doses. Other coronavirus vaccination sites are being talked about or set up in Pennsylvania and New Jersey.

Delaware officials are partnering with the Federal Emergency Management Agency to open a drive-thru COVID-19 vaccination site for six days beginning Saturday

NBC10’s Miguel Martinez-Valle reports on the return to classrooms for some Monday after Gov. John Carney urged Delaware schools to at least go to a hybrid model amid coronavirus. Not all educators are on board with in-person learning at this point.

Zero businesses in Delaware have received fines in the weeks since the Delaware Division of Public Health announced a zero-tolerance enforcement policy for COVID-19 restrictions

Delaware’s poultry processing plants and state health officials say they are well-prepared for a winter surge of coronavirus cases.