Cyclospora Update: CDC says confirmed cyclospora cases are still rising but the overall trend is trending down, with 15,716 infections confirmed across 47 states plus D.C. since May 1; officials note more probable cases are still under lab review and remind people to be cautious with fresh produce amid the outbreak. Delaware Emergency Response: Dover declared a state of emergency after a likely tornado caused widespread damage, downed trees, flooding, and power outages, with police warning drivers about dark traffic signals and urging residents to avoid unnecessary travel. Workforce Policy: Gov. Meyer signed Executive Order 27 to modernize Delaware’s occupational licensing system, directing reviews of at least five boards to remove barriers and improve workforce mobility while keeping public health and safety standards. Primary Care Access: Bayhealth added four new primary care physicians across central and southern Delaware to expand appointment availability for patients seeking care close to home. Workplace Privacy: A new report highlights how employers use digital tools and data profiles to monitor workers’ productivity and behavior, raising privacy concerns for employees. Community Health & Wellness: Delaware Breast Cancer Coalition honored a Rehoboth Beach volunteer for five years of support for survivors, recognizing community-based help and advocacy. Safety Funding: Delaware’s speed cameras generated more than $21.3 million in profits for the state’s Office of Highway Safety since 2024, supporting safety education and enforcement programs.