Tonka, a cherished retired New Castle County Mounted Patrol horse, died at 28. He had a distinguished career including top wins in the North American Police Equitation Competition.

House Oversight Chairman Comer investigates Bloomberg Philanthropies for using funded fellows in state AG offices to advance partisan lawsuits and environmental campaigns.

New Castle County Police arrest Damean Dunham for possession of a stolen firearm and drugs during a traffic stop.

A former VA Contracting Officer, Ahmed Hassan, was sentenced to over five years in prison for defrauding the VA of more than $500,000 through false invoices.

Philadelphia's Randolph School's Summer EMT program students have started ride-alongs, gaining experience with EMS professionals, as they work towards becoming certified EMTs and prepping for the National Registry EMT exam.

A water main break in North Philadelphia led to flooding and left about 50 residents without water. The cause is under investigation; most services are restored, but three homes remain affected.

A 70-year-old man, Carmen Suero Jr., was killed in a suspected attempted car theft shooting in West Philadelphia. Two suspects fled and remain at large.

Delaware State Police revealed Devin Flamer, 27, as the victim of a Bridgeville crash, with ongoing investigations by Troop 7 and public assistance sought.

Pennsylvania's 911 system, after facing intermittent outages, has been restored, says PEMA. The outages, beginning around 2 p.m. Friday, were not a full outage but connectivity issues, and residents were advised to use non-emergency lines as needed.

Philadelphia Police seek help to find Marie Rash, an endangered missing person last seen on East Roosevelt Blvd.

Delaware Public Service Commission approves Chesapeake Utilities Corporation's first gas rate hike in 9 years, increasing residential heating rates by 6% and non-heating rates by 6.5%.

Philadelphia Police seek help to find missing teen Elijah Smith, last seen July 4 near Provident Street. He is 16, 5'8", and 160 lbs. Tips can be called into 215-686-3353.

Philadelphia officials and AFSCME District Council 33 have tentatively agreed to end the work stoppage, providing stability and fair compensation with a 14% wage increase and a $1,500 bonus. Normal city services are set to resume.