Public Safety & Accountability: Delaware State Police launched an internal review after a viral Dover arrest video shows an officer pulling a woman from her car, striking her, and using a taser; Gov. Matt Meyer says the administration is reviewing and will develop a response plan. Public Health & Community Funding: The Delaware Opioid Settlement Commission opened its fourth competitive grant round, offering $12.75 million for opioid prevention, treatment, harm reduction, and recovery support, with applications due Aug. 12. State Government & Consumer Protection: Gov. Matt Meyer signed banking modernization bills updating Delaware’s banking code for digital assets, virtual currency, and stablecoins, while expanding consumer protections. Local Governance: Wilmington City Council passed an ordinance (pending mayoral approval) to exempt some residents—elderly, people with disabilities, and families with kids under five—from water service disconnections. Transportation & Enforcement: Delaware Office of Highway Safety reported over 900 Delawareans used the Sober Ride program since last Thanksgiving, and a Sussex County DUI checkpoint is set for Friday night. Energy Policy: Delaware regulators pushed back on Delmarva Power’s rate hike request, approving only part of the utility’s scaled-back proposal. Business & Leadership: The Delaware State Chamber has started a search for its next president after Michael Quaranta announced retirement by end of 2026.