Timeline: Continuing coverage of the novel coronavirus COVID-19 pandemic in Delaware
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- Theft suspect arrested in Wilmington; police believe there might be more victims
- 11,500 seniors get appointments to get COVID vaccine at DMV sites this weekend
- Police arrest suspect in fatal Bear-area stabbing
- Measure exempting unemployment benefits from Delaware tax sails through House
- Wilmington planning to name new Riverfront streets after Frawley, Johnson
- Convicted rapist - a former UD baseball player - gets another year added to sentence in 2nd trial
- Facing COVID-19 vaccine supply issues, Delaware health officials relieved CDC says you have 42 days to get 2nd dose
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- Delaware Prescription Drug Take-Back Day sees best results in years
- Education First | The trade school series
- What is the ACLU focusing on when it comes to 'Smart Justice?'
- VIDEO | Great Dames awards Icons for 10th anniversary
- VIDEO | LBR announces federal 'Clean Slate Act' following recent criminal justice reform milestones
- VIDEO | Laurel community faces cleanup, rebuilding after early morning tornado
- Smyrna man arrested after downstate pursuit
- VIDEO | Delaware becoming 'trauma informed state' means collaboration, solutions
- Wilmington man charged with convenience store robbery/assault
- WWII-era ship sunk to benefit Delaware's reef system
- Phase 1B vaccine program kicks off in Delaware City
- SUV slams into Minquadale area home
- Convicted rapist - a former UD baseball player - gets another year added to sentence in 2nd trial
- Facing COVID-19 vaccine supply issues, Delaware health officials relieved CDC says you have 42 days to get 2nd dose
- Theft suspect arrested in Wilmington; police believe there might be more victims
- Hank Aaron, baseball legend and former home run king, dies at 86
Fireworks are displayed over the White House as part of Inauguration Day ceremonies for President Joe Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris, Wednesday, Jan. 20, 2021, in Washington.Â
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