Healthcare & Consumer Relief: President Trump says nearly 1 million Obamacare enrollees in 30 states, including Delaware, will get one-time $500 checks starting in October, tied to alleged federal exchange “user fee” overcharges. Public Service Funding: Delaware AG Nick Brown and a coalition reached a settlement blocking further Trump administration AmeriCorps cuts, protecting FY2026 funding after earlier reinstatements. Energy & Housing: Gov. Matt Meyer unveiled Delaware SHINES, a solar-plus-battery plan offering up to $10,000 in grants and low-cost financing to cut power bills. Local Development: Delaware State Housing Authority awarded $620,000 to Georgetown’s Little Living and $412,000 to Smyrna’s Mach Investments under Downtown Development Districts, aiming to spur mixed-use and residential rehab. Bankruptcy & Pensions: A Delaware bankruptcy judge approved Yellow Corp. liquidating trust agreements with pension funds totaling $525.9 million. Delaware Policy: Meyer signed new laws protecting immigrants from certain federal enforcement actions in state-controlled spaces and tightening firearms oversight. Business & Trade: Port of Baltimore opened a grain transloading facility to streamline exports for regional farmers. Courts & IP: A federal judge denied a new trial in a Delaware blood-collection patent dispute, leaving a $1.6 million jury verdict in place. Energy Prices: AAA reports Delaware gas prices rose 34 cents in a week to $4.32.