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A local exhibit shows photos from the 1970s, 1980s, and 1990s that capture life on Bowers Beach.

The images show fishermen, storms, and daily moments (from docks to beach scenes) that teach the history of the area.

Delaware proposes updates to state park rules that will treat Class 2 e-bikes like regular bicycles and require surf fishing reservations during peak times—restrictions also cover pop-up events, campground reservation resale and political signage, with public comments open through Thursday, Aug. 20.

A bipartisan bill introduced by U.S. Senators Coons and Young seeks to reauthorize the Build to Scale program through fiscal year 2030 to provide $50 million annually for startup support and job creation.

Delaware's Innovation Space already received $2.25 million (for lab expansion).

Delaware health officials confirmed eight measles cases in Kent County, including seven adults and one child.

They continue contact tracing and advise anyone unsure of their vaccination status to complete the MMR vaccine series (two doses) for protection.

Delaware hospitals ranked number 2 for hospital care quality in the latest U.S. News report, following top marks in 2025.

State Senator Ray Seigfried urged lawmakers to address rising costs as facilities maintain high patient care standards with plans for improved cost controls.

DNREC reported that West Nile virus was detected in a sentinel chicken flock in eastern Kent County after tests on July 20 and July 31; no human cases have been reported so far & officials urge residents to drain standing water to reduce mosquito breeding.

DNREC detected West Nile virus in a sentinel chicken in eastern Kent County after sampling on July 20 and confirmation on July 31 (no human cases were reported).

Officials will increase mosquito surveillance and may start targeted spraying, while urging residents to eliminate standing water.