Coronavirus

The number of Coronavirus (COVID-19) cases in Delaware  now stands at 319, compared to 264 on Monday night. The dashboard from the Delaware Division of Health shows the curve of new cases is steepening as...

Delaware officials plan to issue additional guidance as some businesses move to appointments or pick up services. This comes after the state allowed gunshops, pet daycare, and car dealers to stay open under an appointment...

Cecil County has reported 16 cases of coronavirus, according to the Cecil County  Department of Health. The first case was disclosed a little more than a  week ago. No deaths have been reported. Maryland has reported...

A number of hotels  have stopped taking reservations in northern Delaware,  as occupancy rates plummet due to the coronavirus pandemic. On the list is the historic Hotel duPont. The Hotel duPont's reservations page reported that...

Delaware is among the states that will receive masks, thanks to the work of a local business owner A truckload of about 600,000 ear-loop face masks are slated to arrive at the D&S Warehouse near...

A project reporting the coronavirus pandemic now gives  Delaware an "A" grade as the state reported double the number of tests that were previously reported. The  COVID Tracking Project collects information from 50 US states, the...

ChristianaCare, Delaware's largest private employer and one of the nation'ss 30 largest health systems, has confirmed that members of its staff have tested positive for coronavirus. The system declined to provide details, including the number...

Gov. John Carney on Monday signed the eighth modification to his State of Emergency declaration, which allows child care programs in Delaware to be designated as emergency child care sites. The designation is designed...

Gov. John Carney and Delaware Division of Public Health Director Karyl T. Rattay, are requiring that high-risk businesses screen employees daily for signs of COVID-19 (coronavirus). The state also strongly recommends that  other businesses and...

By David Stevenson Stevenson is the  Policy Director of the Caesar Rodney Institute, a public policy group based near Newark. The views expressed here do not reflect those of Delaware Business Now. Time will tell whether...