Food Safety & Public Health: Cyclospora cases are surging nationwide, with federal officials saying patterns may differ by location and early links pointing to Michigan, Ohio, Kentucky and West Virginia; Michigan health officials are urging people to buy whole heads of lettuce, ditch outer layers, and avoid bagged greens and salad kits as investigations continue. Workplace/Industrial Safety: Carbon monoxide was confirmed in a parked Ford Explorer in Toledo where five were found unresponsive and three died; officials say a high spike was detected inside the passenger compartment and investigators are working to determine how it happened. Ohio Energy & Jobs: PUCO approved an electric rate arrangement for First Quality Tissue Midwest’s planned Defiance expansion, backing a $985 million investment and 407 jobs, with potential electric bill savings tied to production lines. Manufacturing Milestones: Jeep marked its 85th anniversary at the Toledo Assembly Complex, shutting down lines for a rare workforce celebration as the plant continues high-volume Wrangler production. Antitrust/Consumer Protection: AG Liz Murrill and other attorneys general announced a multistate $29.6 million Glenmark settlement over alleged generic drug price-fixing, with states receiving allowed claims and consumer relief tied to the bankruptcy process. Community & Local Development: Cheviot has started construction on the first phase of a master-plan renovation for Harvest Home Park, adding parking and safety upgrades before later improvements like turf and a walking path. Business & Retail: Tudor’s Biscuit World is moving ahead with a second Dayton-area location in Fairborn, targeting a summer groundbreak and fall opening. Utilities & Affordability: A PowerLines report says utilities sought $9.2B in rate hikes in Q2, up 26% year over year, as regulators face pressure to scrutinize spending while funding grid upgrades. Weather/Health Advisory: Heat advisories and wildfire smoke are affecting parts of the region, including Ohio, with officials urging residents to limit time outdoors and check on vulnerable neighbors.