ACA Refund Checks: The Trump administration began mailing $500 checks to nearly 1 million Americans in 30 states that use HealthCare.gov, saying they were overcharged for Affordable Care Act exchange user fees; Delaware is on the list. Film & Entertainment Incentives: Gov. Matt Meyer signed Delaware’s new 30% transferable film and entertainment tax credit, aiming to pull productions into the state and boost local jobs and small businesses. Energy & Solar: TurningPoint Energy celebrated energization of its third Delaware community solar project in Georgetown, fully subscribed and serving 560 residential customers, including low-income households. Corporate Courts: Delaware lawmakers are set to consider Gov. Meyer’s nominee Kyle Lachmund for the Court of Chancery, as the state continues to refine director-independence standards under SB 21. Housing Agency Rebrand: Delaware State Housing Authority is rebranding as “Housing Delaware” to reflect its broader affordable housing and homelessness work. Biotech Patent Hit: Liquidia shares plunged after a Delaware federal court ruled its Yutrepia infringes key United Therapeutics patent claims. Environment Watch: A new survey found microplastic pollution in every Delaware River tributary segment tested, including the Christina River in Delaware. Public Media Deal: WHYY finalized an agreement with Penn State to take over and operate WPSU, helping keep the station from closure. Telecom: The FCC paused Verizon’s plan to end legacy copper landline service in parts of Delaware and Virginia while it reviews the request. Business Leadership: Delaware State Chamber named State Rep. Mike Smith as its next president.