Delaware

If you’re planning to head to the beach in Delaware this holiday weekend, you can cross bar hopping off your agenda as Gov. John Carney is closing all beach bars at least through the weekend, beginning Friday. Read more here.

Coronavirus cases and hospitalizations in Delaware have been on the rise lately, and health officials warn this is not the time to get complacent. Read more here.

If your graduating high schooler recently celebrated at the beach in Delaware, health officials recommend they get tested for the coronavirus, after at least three young party-goers contracted COVID-19. Read more here.

With the COVID-19 pandemic curtailing traditional campaigning, Joe Biden is staying close to his Wilmington home, and that has turned the region into a backdrop for his campaign events. Read more here.

It was a successful Memorial Day weekend in Delaware, said Gov. John Carney, who was in Rehoboth Beach Monday. Read more here.

Starting 8 a.m. Wednesday, you’ll be able to shop inside Delaware retail stores. Read more here.

Delaware will be intensifying coronavirus testing moving forward, but that’s only part of their plan to keep people safe. Re more here.

Delaware Gov. John Carney is calling it “baby steps” — b eginning at 8 a.m. Friday, small retail businesses can resume limited operations. Read more here.

Pennsylvania, New Jersey and Delaware are joining four other neighboring states to form a buying group that will last beyond the pandemic. Read more here.

Beginning Tuesday, April 28, most Delaware residents will have to wear a face covering if they go out in public. Read more here.