HARRINGTON, Del. - Andrea Wojcik with Delaware Public Health joined 47 ABC's Julian Sadur to talk about COVID-19 vaccines in the state. Free Pfizer and Johnson & Johnson vaccines are being offered daily…
MARYLAND- Last year due to the pandemic, college enrollment saw a dip. "We received over 8,600 applications last year, however as the pandemic continued when we came up to fall we did experience…
DELAWARE - The Delaware Division of Public Health (DPH) is working to bring more COVID-19 testing to schools, with the new school year quickly approaching. Local school districts and health officials say a…
MARYLAND - U.S. Senator Chris Van Hollen is hoping to tackle disinformation being spread about COVID-19. "Every day that goes by that some disinformation is allowed to spread, whether it's intentional lies…
DOVER, Del. - The Delaware Division of Public Health has announced a $15 million partnership with the Department of Education and Quidel Corporation to provide comprehensive COVID-19 testing, processing, and reporting in Delaware schools. We're told rapid antigen tests will…
SOMERSET COUNTY- Princess Anne and Crisfield are the top two areas in Somerset County with the most unvaccinated adults according to the State. "It really doesn't surprise me, everything's happening so fast," Garland…
MARYLAND - Maryland Governor Larry Hogan announced Thursday that the State has surpasses seven million covid-19 vaccinations. To date, Maryland has reported 7,009,919 vaccinations. • 75.8% of Marylanders 18 and older have received at least one dose of a COVID-19…
MARYLAND - The Maryland State Department of Education (MSDE) is giving licensed child care centers and family child care providers a chance to get more funding. MSDE announced the first round of Child Care Stabilization Grants are now available, totaling…
DELMARVA- The food and drug administration added a new warning about a rare neurological reaction to the Johnson and Johnson COVID-19 vaccine. The FDA said they reviewed reports of about 100 people…
DELAWARE - The Delaware Department of Health and Social Services says they'll be changing the way they test for COVID-19. DHSS says their testing partner Curative, Inc. will shift from using a self-administered saliva-based test to a self-administered shallow nasal…
DELAWARE - Delaware's State of Emergency ends on Tuesday. But the Department of Health and Social Services is going to keep its COVID-19 visitation policies and restrictions in place for their long…
DELAWARE- Governor John Carney signed an order Monday that lifts the COVID-19 State of Emergency, effective Tuesday. The state of emergency will lift at 12:01 a.m. Governor Carney first issued the State of Emergency on March 13, 2020 to control…
ANNAPOLIS, Md. - Governor Larry Hogan has announced a college scholarship initiative for Marylanders age 12 to 17 who get vaccinated against COVID-19. We're told this is a partnership between the Maryland Health Department and the Maryland Higher Education Commission.…
SALISBURY, MD- Cases of the Delta Variant of Covid19 are rising across the US, but here on the Eastern shore, cases remain low. Doctors and healthcare systems are attributing this lack of cases as a lag time of spread, caused…
DELMARVA- One pedal at a time. Bike shops on Delmarva are trying their best to get through the pandemic, but a shortage of new bikes isn't helping. "Well, we're having a lot…
SALISBURY, Md. - 2020 was a year to remember, as the COVID-19 pandemic swept across the globe. But for some entrepreneurs, it was a chance to follow their dreams. In fact,…
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