Good morning, Wilmington.

The Sunday Breakfast Mission dedicated two fully rehabilitated transitional housing units on Tuesday in partnership with Habitat for Humanity of New Castle County to support individuals moving out of homelessness.

Two more houses are under construction to offer residents one to two years of stable housing — local leaders praised the strong partnership.

Police identified a 23-year-old Milford woman as the driver behind the fatal hit-and-run on June 15 that killed pedestrian Cheryl Hiett on Bethel Road—she fled the scene and faces pending charges while held at Sussex Correctional Institution.

Delaware State Police announced that Cornell Rawlings, a 29-year-old Elkton man, was arrested for a robbery at a Glasgow-area convenience store on June 16th, 2024—officers said he showed a gun and demanded money when the store’s camera system stopped working.

Delaware Shakespeare is presenting Twelfth Night, O Lo Que Quieras, a bilingual musical adaptation at Rockwood Park from July 17 through Aug 3 as part of its Summer Festival—blending English, Spanish, and Fake-speare with vibrant music and Latin American influences to bring a classic comedy to new audiences in Wilmington.

A new water treatment system went into service at Veolia's Stanton facility to remove forever chemicals from 30-million gallons per day and protect local water supplies.

Governor Matt Meyer and officials said the $35-million facility—housing 42 vessels each 24 feet tall—sets a model for public and private partnership.

Governor Matt Meyer announced the expansion of the Home Energy Check-Up and Counseling Program, which will provide nearly $6.5-million in utility bill credits and energy efficiency improvements to about 20,000 income eligible Delawareans.

The program will offer immediate help plus invest in long-term savings without shifting costs to customers.

A bill to allow licensed shippers to deliver wine directly to adults cleared its first legislative hurdle on June 19, with Rep. Mike Smith saying it is long overdue.

The measure limits each household to three nine-liter cases and now moves to the House for further review—stakeholders have offered mixed opinions on the plan.

Legislators said on Wednesday that Rep. Stell Parker Selby has not attended sessions since she suffered a stroke last winter, leaving over 20,000 Milton and Lewes residents without clear representation.

Some lawmakers claim that party leaders tried to hide details about her absence—prompting calls for full transparency.

Delaware health and environmental officials advise residents to wear long sleeves, use EPA-approved repellents, and do tick checks—actions that can help prevent illnesses like Lyme disease and AGS as more people enjoy summer outdoors.

A Wilmington nonprofit led by an occupational therapist and a speech pathologist helps stroke survivors and families learn about strokes (using 5ks and a cornhole tournament) and supports hospital patients with needed items.

Kid Davis and the Bullets Concert

9:30 p.m. – 12:30 a.m. — The Nomad Bar — No cover — Enjoy Americana and rockabilly vibes with Kid Davis and the Bullets over a night of live music.

Virtual Tour at HarborChase of Wilmington

9 AM - 7 PM — HarborChase of Wilmington — Free entry — Discover exceptional senior living options while enjoying a virtual tour of the community's highlights.

Flag Football Summer Camp

9 AM – 12 PM — Delcastle Recreational Park — Registration required — Learn the fundamentals of flag football in a fun and supportive outdoor setting.

Financial Wellness Workshop: Retirement Planning

6-8 p.m. — The Cottage by Monarch — Free for members, $15 for guests — Explore how to navigate unique retirement challenges and secure your financial future.

Sit and Stitch Gathering

6-8 p.m. — Liquid Alchemy Beverages — Free entry — Bring your fiber craft and enjoy a cozy evening of creativity and conversation.

ABC Delaware's 33rd Annual Crab Feast

4:30-8 p.m. — Kirkwood Sports — Free – $5,000.00 — Feast on delicious crabs and enjoy a community celebration.

90's vs. 2000's Showdown

8 PM - 2 AM — Pure Flavor Lounge — Check for entry fee — Celebrate the best of the 90's and 2000's with music, food, and dance!

Diana Krall Concert

7:30-9 p.m. — The Grand Opera House — Ticket prices vary — Enjoy an enchanting evening of jazz with award-winning artist Diana Krall.

Homeschool Day: African Animals

11 a.m. – 1 p.m. — Delaware Museum of Nature & Science — Check event website for costs — Engage in hands-on games and activities centered around African animals for homeschool families.

$5 Thursdays

$5 Thursdays — 10 AM – 4 PM — Delaware Museum of Nature & Science — Enjoy a day at the museum for just $5 and explore fascinating exhibits on nature and wildlife.