This week on Delmarva, another sailboat washed ashore, flu cases more than doubled in Delaware and homeless encampments in Redden State Forest have people worried about safety.
Delaware health officials are urging adults to begin colon cancer screening at age 45.
Delaware will test emergency sirens near the Salem/Hope Creek nuclear stations Oct. 6 and distribute potassium iodide tablets to eligible people Oct. 15.
Delaware has now confirmed 23 cases of measles, with all cases being in Kent County, according to the Delaware Division of Public Health.
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West Nile virus has been detected in Delaware for the first time in 2026 after routine testing found the virus in a sentinel chicken flock in eastern Kent County, according to DNREC.
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Delaware health officials have declared a measles outbreak after confirming two additional cases, bringing the state's total to four cases. The first case was announced on July 20.
According to the Delaware Division of Public Health, both people who tested positive are unvaccinated adult men in Kent County.