Good morning, Wilmington.

On May 4, residents braved rain to attend the 47th Annual Winterthur Point to Point at Winterthur in Delaware—participants of all ages enjoyed a day of racing and fun.

Wilmington City Council is concerned over more than $2.3 million spent on fixing the old Gibraltar mansion in the upscale Highlands neighborhood.

Councilwoman Shané Darby asked for a public hearing on May 7—where officials will explain plans for more repairs and fundraising.

Wilmington Mayor John Carney has formed a task force on homelessness by appointing members from housing groups, social services, public safety and local government who will meet tomorrow, May 6, to plan sustainable solutions.

The panel is led by Claire DeMatteis, who has extensive government experience + the group is expected to complete its report in 180 days.

Travelers are told that TSA banned portable chargers and power banks with lithium batteries from checked bags — a rule aimed at preventing fire hazards — ahead of the May 7 Real ID deadline.

Delaware drivers must bring required documents — such as a birth certificate, passport, or Social Security card — to a DMV office for a $20 fee to obtain a Real ID.

Tick season is here in Delaware as state tick experts say that warmer, more humid weather raises the risk of bites and diseases like Lyme — DNREC is tracking tick populations at local parks and advises residents to wear long clothing, use tick spray, and check for ticks after outdoor activities.

Winterthur Horticulturist Collin Hadsell shows a Koi pond and explains tips on how to add and care for water features in home gardens (helping locals bring nature home).

Rain did not stop people at Point-to-Point at Winterthur where families and friends gathered to watch steeplechase races and join tailgate contests.

Returning competitors including Wilmington's Valerie Steiler and Chatsworth's Quinn Denning—who won the top prize with her 'Rain or Shine, It’s Racing Time' theme—illustrated the event’s 47-year tradition of creative celebration.

Jon Anderson Concert

8:00 – 9:30 PM — The Grand Opera House — Last-minute tickets available — Experience an intimate night of music with the legendary Jon Anderson.

ROA Live at Maguey Nightclub

8 PM - 2 AM — El Maguey — Refunds up to 7 days before event — Experience a vibrant night of live music and dancing with ROA in Wilmington's nightlife scene.

Starboy Concert

8 PM – 12 AM — El Maguey — Ticket prices vary — Experience the electrifying performance of Estrellas de la Kumbia Mr. Rangel in Wilmington.

Wilmington Street Food Festival

2-8 p.m. — Tubman Garrett Riverfront Park — All food items $5 or less — Savor delicious bites from local food trucks while enjoying live entertainment and family-friendly fun.

Open House at 2107 Westminster Drive

6-8 p.m. — 2107 Westminster Drive — $400,000 — Explore a beautifully maintained home in the Holiday Hills community with modern updates and inviting outdoor space.

About That Life Tech Ecosystem Conference

8 a.m. - 4 p.m. — Wilmington University — Free entry — Empowering young adults with skills and connections for a future in tech.

Roger McGuinn Concert

7-10 p.m. — Baby Grand — Tickets available — Experience the legendary sounds of Rock and Roll Hall of Famer Roger McGuinn blending folk-rock with his iconic songwriting.

Spring Native Plant Sale

6-10 a.m. — Brandywine Zoo — $30 for a 6-pack of native plants — Purchase low-water native plants at this community-focused event.

Walk & Talk: Coffee

9:00-10:30 a.m. — Scout Cafe — Free entry — Enjoy a scenic stroll with coffee and good company along the Brandywine River.

Nerd Nite Wilmington

6-8 p.m. — Wilmington Brew Works — Free entry — Enjoy learning with friends while sipping great craft beer at this fun monthly gathering.