Delaware Courts & Business Fraud: A Native American development group sued Pro Football Hall of Famer Emmitt Smith and his company in Delaware Chancery, alleging a $2.5M solar-farm loan was diverted to pay another firm instead of buying Project Exodus—described as “essentially, like a Ponzi scheme.” Local Infrastructure: DelDOT plans southbound Route 1 lane closures near Lewes from Sept. 14–25 for work on the Minos Conaway Road overpass, including milling, paving, guardrail work and barrier-wall relocation. Consumer & Food Safety: Cyclospora cases keep climbing nationwide, with Hawaii added to the CDC map; Delaware is still listed as having no confirmed cases in the latest reporting, despite prior state statements. Privacy & Tech Policy: Delaware’s updated privacy law (HB 380) tightens rules on selling sensitive personal data and expands consumer access and profiling protections, taking effect Jan. 1, 2027. Economic Development: Seaford’s Western Sussex Business Campus landed its first tenant, NXT Level Sports, an indoor sports complex planned on the 100+ acre site. Energy & Finance: JPMorgan asked Delaware Chancery to pause enforcement of an order requiring it to advance $20M in disputed legal fees tied to the Charlie Javice/Amar matter.