DELAWARE - At this point in the pandemic, many are used to Zoom calls and getting information through the internet. But Representative Bryan Shupe says the General Assembly isn't really upholding…
DELAWARE - Delaware Governor John Carney and public health officials say this week they're putting more of a focus on getting vaccines to underserved populations. "It's a multi-tiered approach…
WICOMICO COUNTY, Md. - The Delmarva Parent Teacher Coalition is calling on the Wicomico County Board of Education to reopen all schools for full-time, in person learning by March 1st. The coalition claims the district was under-performing even before the…
ANNAPOLIS, Md. - Governor Larry Hogan provided an update on COVID-19 across the state of Maryland during a press conference Tuesday afternoon. The governor announced that the state has entered into agreements with the University of Maryland Baltimore and Johns…
ANNAPOLIS, Md. - On Tuesday, Governor Larry Hogan announced $7 million in awards for 41 Main Street programs across the state of Maryland. The funding will support small businesses and other economic recovery efforts in the state and Baltimore City…
SNOW HILL, Md. - TidalHealth's FamilyLab will reopen on Monday, March 1st. Lab services, located in the Snow Hill Primary Care officer, were suspended last spring as part of a reduction in operations during the COVID-19 pandemic. The Snow Hill…
DOVER, Del. - Officials have announced the cancellation of this year's St. Patrick's Day Parade in Dover. We're told that this is due to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic. Officials say they are just unable to make it work with restrictions…
DELMARVA- Ministries on Delmarva are using their alliances to raise awareness and trust about the COVID-19 vaccine. Bishop Dean Evans, who is a part of the Watchman One Voice alliance, said…
WILMINGTON, Del. - On Friday, Governor John Carney signed the seventh modification to his Omnibus Emergency Order, increasing gathering limits for indoor events with restrictions in place. Under the latest order, the limit on gatherings at businesses and other indoor…
DELAWARE- Making sure vulnerable populations and minority groups get educated about the vaccine and receive it is on the forefront of some Delaware organizations minds'. "So, what we are doing is partnering…
SALISBURY, Md.- The Deaf Independent Living Association is speaking about how the wearing of masks can present challenges for people who are hard of hearing. Mike Purkey, the Executive Director of…
MARYLAND - The University of Maryland Eastern Shore focused on disparities when it comes to COVID-19 testing and vaccinations in marginalized communities. Thursday's discussion centered around why people of color are…
CAPE MAY, N.J. - Starting Monday, February 22nd, the Cape May - Lewes Ferry will once again allow bicyclists and foot passengers aboard the ferry service with capacity limits.…
MARYLAND -- On Wednesday, Governor Larry Hogan announced that state health officials have confirmed a case of COVID-19 in a Maryland resident caused by the new P.1 variant of the virus, commonly known as the Brazil variant. The state's department of…
GEORGETOWN, Del.- One young lady from Georgetown is getting out in the community to try and make a difference through service projects. Geria Sturgis is a freshman at Bowie State. She…
MARYLAND- A bill that would allow Alcohol and Drug Trainees to continue to provide telehealth counseling after the COVID-19 pandemic was just heard in the Senate Tuesday. Senator Mary Beth Carozza said…
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