Good morning, Wilmington.

Logan Herring previewed the nearly 81,000 sqft Kingswood Community Center in Riverside, which will open in November.

The facility offers modern classrooms, a large gym (600 spectators) and a pediatric health center to support the expanding community.

Automakers Chrysler, Toyota and BMW are recalling thousands of vehicles for issues with rear spoilers, shock absorbers and driveshaft connections, with owner letters coming on Sept.

10, Sept. 21 and Oct. 2. Local dealers in Delaware will inspect and repair models free of charge — owners should check their VIN on NHTSA.gov.

Hodgson Vocational Technical High School debuts its new campus with modern classrooms, vocational training workshops, and athletic facilities.

Community members can preview the site and learn more about scheduled tours — details coming soon.

More than 300 new graduate students gathered yesterday at UD's Trabant University Center to learn about campus resources and build a support network as they began preparing for over 200 advanced studies (from healthcare to engineering).

Delaware public schools reported modest gains in English & math proficiency from tests released on Aug.18, with schools like Christiana High & Newark Charter leading the way.

Meanwhile, new educator licensing reforms set to take effect mean schools can apply for a one-time waiver before Oct.15 to avoid penalty fees.

At White Clay Creek State Park, ground broke on Monday for a new two-story Creekside Discovery Center designed to offer environmental education and public amenities, with work expected to finish in about two years.

A wooden bridge is also being replaced with a concrete structure, and vehicle plus trail access may be temporarily closed during construction.

DNREC awarded a contract to begin construction on the new Creekside Discovery Center at White Clay Creek State Park.

The two-story center will host exhibits, classrooms, restrooms and a parking lot and is set to open in summer 2028. A nearby bridge by A-Del Construction will open in six months.

High school girls volleyball candidates from Tower Hill, Archmere, Cape Henlopen, Caravel, and Newark Charter are vying for the preseason player of the year, presented by Delaware Orthopaedic Specialists — votes are open and the winner will be announced on Friday, Aug.

28.