MILFORD, Del. - Bayhealth's Sussex Campus has received a $75,000 grant from the Carl M. Freeman Foundation to go towards COVID-19 disaster relief. Officials say this is the first time Bayhealth has received a grant from the Carl M. Freeman…
DOVER, Del. - The Delaware Department of Correction says they have proactively tested 56 inmates for the coronavirus after a series of positive tests in their facilities. In addition, another inmate at the Sussex Community Corrections Center in Georgetown has…
FRUITLAND, Md.- Fruitland restaurant, Lucky Star, is opening back up for takeout and delivery on Friday. The owner of Lucky Star, Jack Chen, told 47ABC he closed his restaurant on March 22 because…
SALISBURY, Md.- The City of Salisbury is coming together to make sure the homeless can stay safe during this pandemic. Thursday, Mayor Jake Day and the City's Housing and Homelessness Manager announced the opening…
SALISBURY, Md.- For some expecting mothers, the current coronavirus pandemic has added pressure to an already nerve-racking situation. "It was really stressful they told me I had high blood pressure," Chelsea Lahey, a mother…
WICOMICO CO., Md. - After someone tests positive for COVID-19, health departments have a specific way of finding out who they may have been around before getting their results which may also be known as "contact tracing". The Wicomico County…
SALISBURY, Md. - 47 ABC spoke with a doctor at Peninsula Regional Medical Center in Salisbury on Thursday to learn how the cause of death is certified when it comes to COVID-19.…
SALISBURY, Md. - The Salvation Army of the Lower Eastern Shore is making sure that seniors don't go hungry while quarantined. The Salvation Army was at the Lodges at Naylor Mill distributing…
SALISBURY, Md. - Salisbury University and non-profit technology organization M4 Reactor teamed up with Peninsula Regional Medical Center to help protect doctors. They worked together to build protective barriers to place over…
DOVER, Del. - The Delaware Department of Labor says that unemployment claims in the first state eased last week, but still remain at record high levels. The department reported on Thursday that more than 13,250 unemployment claims were filed last…
SELBYVILLE, Del. - The Indian River School District has announced an update to the locations and times for its meal service program, which will take effect on Monday, April 20th. "Grab and go" meals will be available Mondays, Wednesdays, and…
SMYRNA, Del. - The Delaware Division of Public Health says three more Delawareans have died as a result of the coronavirus. The most recent deaths include an 83-year-old Sussex County woman, 53-year-old Kent County woman, and 46-year-old New Castle County…
Princess Anne, Md.-- One flower shop discovered that even though they are non-essential they can still deliver flowers during the coronavirus pandemic. With the COVID-19 pandemic, non- essential businesses are ordered to close,…
DELMARVA--With schools now going online because of COVID-19, a Delaware man is trying to ease the stress on parents with special education students. Dr. William Lane launched an online resource directory…
SALISBURY, Md.- Aside from those suffering from COVID-19, people who get sick still need doctors during this pandemic, and the same goes for their pets. "I think it's extremely important that we be…
DOVER, Del. - "It's very hard and for us, we can't really describe it because it's something that we've been waiting for so long," said Indira Islas. For Islas a DACA recipient…
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