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Back to the Classroom in Delaware After Governor Pushes for Hybrid Learning
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.
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No Business Has Been Fined Under Delaware's No-Tolerance COVID-19 Policy
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
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Delaware Poultry Plants Are Prepared for a Winter COVID-19 Surge, Officials Say
Delaware’s poultry processing plants and state health officials say they are well-prepared for a winter surge of coronavirus cases.
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Delaware Issues More Coronavirus Restrictions and Stay-At-Home Advisory
A Coronavirus vaccine is getting closer and closer but cases in Delaware are on the rise. Governor John Carney has put a variety of restrictions in place and issued a stay-at-home advisory to slow the spread in the meantime.
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