Health & Public Safety: Delaware Public Health says measles cases have risen to 20 statewide, all in Kent County, with officials reminding residents that two-dose MMR is 97% effective. Environment & Enforcement: DNREC issued a new $135,040 fine to Donovan Salvage near Georgetown over alleged violations tied to oily water, used oil handling, and other operations. Rural Health Access: DHSS awarded funding for four new school-based health centers in Sussex County—Seaford, Selbyville, Sussex Central, and Georgetown—aimed at boosting preventive and behavioral care where resources are limited. State Politics & Voting Rights: Gov. Matt Meyer signed the Delaware John Lewis Voting Rights Act, adding protections against voter intimidation and vote dilution. Business & Innovation: Meyer launched Innovate Delaware through the Delaware Prosperity Partnership to connect startups with partners and capital, with an early focus on a Rural Health Challenge. Education Funding Flexibility: The U.S. Education Department granted more states flexibility to consolidate federal education dollars under waivers. Local Economy & Food: Gov. Meyer rolled out the Farm to Processing program, using Sussex inmates to wash, cut, and package Delaware produce for the Boys & Girls Club. Small Business Grants: Delaware’s EDGE Grant Competition webinar is set for Aug. 11, with $1.15M available. Cannabis Market: Delaware adult-use sales topped $53M in the first year, with more dispensaries expected to expand access.