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“This is America. Be a patriot. Protect your fellow citizens. Step up, do the right thing.”

Of the positive cases interviewed by contact-tracers, more than 40% believed they knew the person who they got the infection from, usually a household member.

DEP: No fish-kills or known impacts to drinking water.

Amidst a rising tide of gun violence, city officials are hoping residents will anonymously turn in any guns they find or don't want at two church locations Saturday.

The original agreement required students to “assume any and all risk” of COVID-19, which some said amounted to a liability waiver.

The digitally streaming music festival offers longtime fans a way to camp through their laptops.

The legislative plan calls for college athletes to have the ability to earn money for their names, images and likenesses with “minimal restrictions,” and much more.

When treatment facilities ignore coronavirus protocols, patients are forced to choose between recovery and safety.

The decline suggests that layoffs are slowing, though last week's figure still exceeds the pre-pandemic record of just under 700,000.

SEPTA’s new squad of safety coaches hand out masks. Many riders happily accept. Others keep walking.

Residents ages 65 and up can stop by Redding Government Building to pick up a fan, but they must wear a face mask and practice social distancing.

Gov. John Carney won’t let public schools open fully while Delaware still has moderate community spread of the coronavirus.

More venues are opening up at reduced capacity and with other COVID-19 protocols, including mandatory mask-wearing.

Guterres said the pandemic has raised growing questions about the effectiveness of health systems, social services, trust in institutions and systems of governance.

A few hundred people turned out at a high school near Wilmington, hoping to catch a glimpse of the newly minted Biden/Harris ticket.