Good morning, Wilmington.

The state Division SSBCI program has boosted local startups by providing funds that helped BioCurie build its AI platform and allowed Lisa Sabia to plan her new yoga studio in Fairfax — actions expected to create more local jobs and grow Delaware’s economy.

Milburn Orchards said multiple late-spring frosts devastated its apple, peach and cherry crops, so there will be no U-Pick apples this year.

A new guide explains when to see peak fall colors and why leaves change, offering tips for enjoying bright foliage spots across Delaware.

The Delaware Office of Highway Safety and Division of Public Health released a new Ambassador of Safety video on Aug.

12 that spotlights the pioneering Prehospital Whole Blood program, which allows paramedics and aviation teams to begin lifesaving blood transfusions at emergency scenes (improving trauma care before hospital arrival).

The Delaware Memorial Bridge turns 75 this month and the Delaware River and Bay Authority finished a ship collision protection system to secure its twin spans for another 75 years.

Wednesday's celebration at Veterans Memorial Park featured a plaque unveiling and checks for longtime EZ-Pass discount travelers.

By Aug. 11, Delaware confirmed 20 measles cases in Kent County, including six children under 10; local health officials advised that exposed individuals should get vaccinated within three days (a step to help limit spread).

Taylor Farms has recalled jalapeño products linked to a salmonella outbreak reported on Aug.

9 in 26 states, though recalled items were not sent to local stores. Customers in affected areas should throw away these products and check with their retailer for refunds + further details.

The Delaware Breast Cancer Coalition will host its 17th Monster Mile Walk for a Cause & 5K on Sunday, Oct.

11 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Dover Motor Speedway. The event includes a one-mile walk, timed 5K, music, food and family activities to support breast health programs.

Concord Mall will undergo partial demolition after plans filed two weeks ago to remove 846,896 sqft of interior space (retaining the Boscov's building and select exterior anchors) and replace it with a new 233,100 sqft one-story building.

The mall has seen a decline as major tenants have exited over time.