Nick Ciolino

Delaware’s Route 9 Bayshore Byway is now considered a National Scenic Byway by the Federal Highway Administration. 

Delaware’s largest health system and one of the largest health insurers in the region announced the start of a new joint venture company Wednesday. Leadership at ChristianaCare and Highmark Health are touting the new partnership as a “seismic shift” in health care.

Dover International Speedway announced it will have fans in the stands for its upcoming NASCAR race weekend.

State officials say the federal pause of Johnson & Johnson vaccine use will have only a marginal effect on vaccine distribution locally—if it is not an extended pause.

A court settlement between Mountaire Farms and residents of Millsboro over drinking water contamination was finalized Monday.

Health care professionals in Sussex County say there’s a lack of resources for people with mental health disorders in southern Delaware. 

Republicans in Delaware’s General Assembly are calling for a return to in-person meetings.

More Delawareans are getting in the queue now that COVID vaccine eligibility is expanded to all ages 16 and above.

Some Delaware high school students are now learning how to use the gene-editing technology known as CRISPR to conduct experiments.

Some Delawareans are now getting to see their loved ones indoors at long term care facilities for the first time since early on in the pandemic.

Delaware’s capacity restrictions for indoor businesses remain in place as neighboring states open things up a bit.

Bayhealth recently announced new medical residency program’s inaugural class.

The program’s goal is to add more physicians in Southern and Central Delaware, where there’s a lack of primary care physicians for growing and aging population.

Delaware Public Media’s Nick Ciolino recently spoke with Bayhealth’s Internal Medicine Residency Program Director Dr. Joseph Deutsch about the program and its mission.  

Some performance venues in Delaware may qualify for a chunk of the latest round of federal COVID relief.

Gov. John Carney is still considering plans to reopen the state as COVID cases level off in Delaware. 

Delaware expects a significant increase in its supply of COVID-19 vaccine in the coming weeks as it loosens requirements to register for a shot.  

Watermen in Delaware can now apply for federal relief for the losses they absorbed during the pandemic.