Good morning, Delray Beach.

Brightline trains will continue running between Miami, West Palm Beach, and Orlando today as affiliated companies file for Chapter 11 while the company secures $490 million in new financing to restructure its debt.

Ridership is up 14% but remains below projections.

The downtown Craft Festival runs today and Sunday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at 401 East Atlantic Ave (NE Fourth Avenue) in Delray Beach, featuring local and national crafters.

Delray Beach residents can watch a special full Harvest Moon as it peaks today at 12:49 p.m. ET+ the moon will appear bigger and brighter due to its shallow orbit, with successive moonrises this weekend offering brilliant golden hour views.

A weak cold front hit Palm Beach County on Friday, Sept.

25, bringing cooler, drier air with near-71°F lows and a high surf advisory in effect until Saturday morning (the earliest fall cold front in recent years) and king tides may cause minor coastal flooding later this week.

The National Hurricane Center is tracking Tropical Storm Gonzalo and Tropical Storm Fay east of Florida, but neither storm poses a real threat locally.

Officials will monitor both systems for any changes in intensity later this weekend.

State Rep. Debra Tendrich faces daily antisemitic abuse including hateful slurs and threats, and she posted examples on social media to raise awareness and urge community support.

Palm Beach County will begin aerial mosquito spraying Sunday night after sunset in unincorporated areas (including Delray Beach).

Residents are advised to use insect repellent and proper clothing if outdoors.