Good morning, Wilmington.

The U.S. Senate passed the Protect College Sports Act last month to let local colleges manage student athlete sponsorships and media rights.

Delaware leaders are split over the act’s potential to help schools with leaner budgets compete against larger programs (Coons supports it while Blunt Rochester raises concerns).

DelDOT reports that Summit Bridge northbound and southbound right lanes are closed for road work (drivers should expect extra travel time due to possible delays).

Good Morning Delaware hosts Matt Ford and Ashley Rice during ADHD Awareness Month to explain ADHD signs and offer everyday strategies.

They describe ways (such as maintaining routines and using visual checklists) to help both children and adults manage symptoms and reduce stigma.

Good Morning Delaware offers five budget-friendly Halloween ideas that help families create DIY costumes, select one standout decoration, and plan free traditions.

Wilmington readers can use these tips to save money + boost creativity during the holiday.

The fifth phase of The Flats housing project wrapped up this fall + provided 53 affordable apartment units for low-income seniors on Wilmington's west side.

Caesar Rodney improved to 5-1 with a 17-10 homecoming win over St. Georges when Gavin Johnson ran for an 8-yard touchdown and threw a 22-yard pass to Cadin Irizarry in the second quarter.

The Riders will play Smyrna next Friday at 7:30 p.m.