Delaware

Washington, D.C. has again added Delaware to its list of COVID-19 'high-risk' states.

Delaware has been removed from the District's list of "high-risk" states just days after being added for a second time. 

A Delaware Health Department official tells FOX 5 a data issue is the reason why Delaware ended up back on D.C.’s quarantine list when the list of “high risk” states was updated early Monday morning.

If you happen to be in Delaware and then travel into Washington D.C., Mayor Muriel Bowser announced that you must quarantine for 14 days.

The District released its list of states that are considered “high-risk” for travelers on Monday.

In response to the national increase in COVID-19 cases, which includes exposures reported in Delaware, beach towns and cities from Delaware to Kent Island have enacted changes they hope will keep Fourth of July beach-goers safer this weekend.

New restrictions have been put in place for Delaware beach bars ahead of the Fourth of July holiday weekend after a jump in COVID-19 cases. Governor John Carney announced the move on Tuesday afternoon.

Three lifeguards in Rehoboth Beach have tested positive for novel coronavirus. 

A Dewey Beach, Delaware, restaurant owner tells FOX 5 he is closing this weekend because he “wanted to do the right thing” as COVID-19 concerns grow along the Delaware shore.

By now, you've seen this incredible shark encounter caught on camera at Cape Henlopen State Park Beach off the coast of Delaware.

A swimmer was recorded over the weekend catching and displaying a shark at Cape Henlopen State Park Beach in Delaware.

Every summer thousands of teens hit the road and head to Delaware’s beaches to celebrate senior week. But this year, public health officials are worried some teens may be leaving with more than memories.

A Delaware couple is suing Governor John Carney (D) in federal court arguing his short-term rental ban is unconstitutional.

Beaches across Maryland, Delaware, Virginia and in the Outer Banks have reopened or are slowly beginning to restore access.

The coastal town of Bethany Beach and its boardwalk will be closed to the public through May 31 amid the coronavirus pandemic, the Town Council announced Thursday. All special events, including Memorial Day celebrations and the Fourth of July parade along with fireworks, will be canceled until July 15. This was first reported by Coastal Point. 

Dozens of public benches have been removed from a popular beachside boardwalk in Delaware after town officials said gatherers continued to violate social distancing orders.

Right now is usually when people flock to area beaches like Ocean City and Rehoboth, Del. to get away.