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Despite federal changes in the childhood vaccine schedule, doctors in Delaware – specifically at ChristianaCare – still recommend the flu vaccine.
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The flu stats are higher than last year’s, which saw 2,455 cases reported statewide.
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The state reports its first presumptive positive for avian influenza in a commercial flock during the 2025-26 waterfowl migratory season.
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The Marine Education, Research & Rehabilitation Institute says the animal, a juvenile humpback between 2 and 3 years of age.
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Experts at a meeting last week talked about emergency management and ecological impacts.
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The event is a partnership between the Delaware Department of Agriculture, the University of Delaware and Delaware State University.
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The report's primary objective its to offset the harshest impacts of climate change by getting Delaware to net-zero carbon emissions by 2050. Between 2005 to 2021, Delaware's emissions decreased nearly 24 percent.
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Brady filed the complaint with Delaware’s Court of Chancery, which she said can provide injunctive relief, meaning SB 159 wouldn't be enforced.
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The plaintiffs plan to file an appeal immediately.
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The order comes after the crude-oil production site reported an extended leak last month. DNREC’s announcement said it first heard fromDelaware City Refining Company on Nov. 27, reporting a leak of butane and other volatile organic compounds caused by an equipment malfunction.