Delaware Local Governance: Dover’s long-delayed splash pad at Dover Park still isn’t open nearly three years after construction started, with officials citing supply-chain delays, unexpected underground utilities, design changes, and final approvals tied to the Delaware Division of Public Health. Corporate & Finance: RadNet will hold an Aug. 10 conference call on its Q2 2026 results, with Delaware listed among its imaging markets. Health & Biotech Funding: N-Zyme Biomedical closed a $4.6M Series A to push Phase 2 reflux programs and expand its pepsin inhibitor platform. State Environmental Policy: Gov. Matt Meyer signed Senate Bill 9 creating Delaware’s first comprehensive freshwater wetlands program, aiming to fill gaps left by the Sackett decision and add a wetlands screening tool for clearer permitting. Energy Costs & Grid Pressure: A coalition warns PJM’s electricity auction results could add $16.4B in costs as data-center demand outpaces supply, with Delaware in PJM’s footprint. Legal & Courts: The University of Tennessee sued Anthropic in Delaware federal court over alleged neural network patent infringement. Crypto & Bankruptcy: Movement Labs filed for Chapter 11 after the MOVE token scandal, with the case in Delaware bankruptcy court. Personnel Moves in Food & Seafood: Aqua-Spark’s chief development officer is leaving, and ButcherBox hired a new VP of retail strategy.