Sports Front Office: The Philadelphia 76ers promoted Chester native Jameer Nelson to executive vice president of basketball operations, placing him No. 2 under new basketball boss Mike Gansey, while Elton Brand shifts roles. WWE/Delaware Courts: A planned Delaware Chancery trial over the WWE-Endeavor merger was canceled days before it was set to begin, with no settlement confirmed. Delaware Arts & Culture: Hotel du Pont in Wilmington is serving as official lodging headquarters for Ivory Coast’s FIFA World Cup 2026 run, with the team also using Subaru Park in Chester for training. Community Preservation: East Lawrence residents are pushing to preserve historic Municipal Stadium at Hobbs Park, aiming for National Register status and upgrades through grants and donations. Local Pride: Philly’s 2026 Pride moved to the Benjamin Franklin Parkway, drawing big crowds and fresh debate over the new venue and added entrance fee. Delaware River Tragedy: A man was fatally shot at a boat launch in Tacony, triggering a homicide investigation along the Delaware River. Music/Reality Buzz: “Summer House” star Kyle Cooke sparked chatter after a video surfaced of him kissing a fan during a DJ set in Delaware. Public Safety: Police are investigating a shooting in Claymont, Delaware, with at least one person hurt. Sports Entertainment: NASCAR Cup points leader Tyler Reddick’s Michigan run ended in a restart crash, handing him his first DNF of the season. Fundraising: Rehoboth Beach Jazz Festival backed Children’s Beach House with a $10,000 donation for youth programs.