Photos of the year 2020

Runners splash through a swampy stretch of the Bellevue State Park course of the Delaware Sports Club High School Cross Country Open Nov. 14, 2020.

Salesianum celebrates with the boys team title trophy after reclaiming the top spot in the DIAA state indoor track and field championships in February in Landover, Md.

Caution tape is placed around the statue of Caesar Rodney before it is hoisted from its pedestal on Rodney Square in Wilmington before it was removed in August.

Corn in a field on Black Diamond Road north of Smyrna is left flattened after tropical storm Isaias brought a tornado that swept from Dover to north Delaware in August.

A Trump supporter wears a Joe Biden cutout during a protest before the final night of the Democratic National Convention at the Chase Center on the Riverfront in August.

Joe and Jill Biden watch fireworks after Biden accepted the nomination for the presidency at the conclusion of the Democratic National Convention at the Chase Center on the Riverfront in August.

M.O.T.'s (from left) Connor Fitzgerald, Logan Peters, Cole Simpson, Emmett Robinson and Cole Blanton celebrate after Robinson recorded the final out by strikeout as M.O.T. beat Canal 7-6 to win the Major state Little League title in August.

Warren Wood of Middletown confronts a Wilmington police officer in a September protest calling for the removal of an officer they say has been abusive to members of the public.

A woman cheers before the appearance of President-elect Joe Biden and Vice President-elect Kamala Harris outside the Chase Center on Riverfront as Biden declares their victory in November.

Middletown's Zy'Aire Tart keeps running despite losing his helmet and his mask shifting over his eyes in Middletown's 21-0 win at Appoquinimink in early December.

Eagles' Rodney McLeod (23) falls into the end zone after a 53-yard fumble return to score late in the fourth quarter Sunday, Nov. 1, 2020, at Lincoln Financial Field. The Eagles defeated the Cowboys 23-9.

Students and faculty arrive for the first day of classes Tuesday, September 8, 2020, at Seaford High School.

Hugo Harp rests on the wrestling mat during practice Thursday, Feb. 13, 2020, at Smyrna High School.

Protestors demonstrate on I-95 in front of Delaware State Police in response to the death of George Floyd Saturday, May 30, 2020, in Wilmington.

Delmar goalkeeper Kelly Davis makes a diving save against Cape Henlopen Monday, Nov. 2, 2020. Delmar defeated Cape Henlopen 2-0.

Sally McBride, mother of democratic candidate for state senate Sarah McBride shows off her protective mask at the polling location at Highlands Elementary Tuesday, Nov. 3, 2020.

Democratic candidate for state senate Sarah McBride, right, embraces her mother Sally McBride after the Associated Press announced her victory Tuesday, Nov. 3, 2020, at Wilmington Brew Works. McBride became the first out transgender person to be elected to a state senate seat in the United States.

A.I. Dupont's Azeem Bell, center, is overcome with emotion with his father and coach Ian Bell, left, and mother Heather Bell after winning the 195 pound class in the DIAA Individual Wrestling Tournament at Cape Henlopen High School in February.

Joe Biden and Sen. Kamala Harris point at each other while flanked by Jill Biden and Doug Emhoff after greeting supporters during the Democratic National Convention at the Chase Center in Wilmington.

Damage from Tropical Storm Isaias at the Greens at Cedar Chase Apartments in Dover.

Power lines hung in the street and broken trees dotted yards on Division Street in Dover after storms blew through the area on Tuesday, August 4, 2020.

Lifeguards demonstrate a rescue on a crowded Bethany Beach on a warm breezy Wednesday, June 10. They were trained to work in teams for rescues, wearing masks and gloves when possible due to coronavirus.

Keyana Campbell leads a group in chants of "Say her name, Breonna Taylor," on the I-95 highway in Wilmington on Friday, June 5, 2020. "This is for everybody who never got a hashtag," she said. "We need to fight every single day because we don't have a choice."

Police spray a crowd of protestors on I-676 highway near Benjamin Franklin Parkway in Philadelphia, Pa. on Monday, June 1, 2020.

Police and a protestor clash at a march against police violence in Philadelphia, Pa. on Monday, June 1, 2020.

Police spray into a crowd gathered on Benjamin Franklin Parkway in Philadelphia, Pa. to protest police violence on Monday, June 1, 2020.

Community members honk and yell from their cars at Brandywine High School to welcome home Veronica McAleer McCrea, who was released from the hospital in April after recovering from a serious case of COVID-19.

Mitchell Waxman poses for a photo in his Wilmington home on Monday, Jan. 13. Waxman is quadriplegic and spends most of his day exploring the world on his voice-activated computed, he said.

Health care workers go door-to-door offering medical screenings, food, clothing and other social services while out help identify and assist Delaware's most vulnerable population during the coronavirus outbreak.

A bag of fresh food and package of Narcan, the opioid reversing medication, is handed to a person staying in a motel on N. DuPont Highway by outreach workers.

A healthcare worker with ChristianaCare takes a swab from a person in a vehicle during a drive-thru coronavirus testing setup in the parking lot of Chase Center in March. Tests were free, and patients will receive their results in two to five days.

Phragmites growing on the shores of Prime Hook National Refuge frame a fisherman in the distance as he prepares his pole.

A cross with names of the four victims found dead in a tent on Tuesday afternoon in a homeless camp in Stanton was left in front of the tent on Wednesday morning.