Severe Weather: Flash-flood danger is hitting the South, with Texas rescues reported around Waco and Austin-area officials confirming a stranded driver was pulled to safety as heavy rain closes trails and roads. Public Health & Care Access: A new study suggests an EHR-based marker could flag transplant patients at high risk of organ rejection tied to medication nonadherence—aiming for earlier intervention. Texas Agriculture: The New World screwworm is spreading, with 12 cases reported across Texas and New Mexico, prompting expanded state training and urging ranchers to watch for wounds and report suspected infestations fast. Health Policy: Medicaid work rules could put people with addiction at greater risk, while ACA enrollment continues to drop after enhanced subsidies expired. Tech & Industry: Texas Instruments unveiled a new battery monitor meant to detect EV battery thermal runaway, as the company pushes major semiconductor expansion in Texas. Local Government: Gov. Abbott appointed architect Laura Nassri Warren to the Texas Finance Commission. Community & Culture: Houston is gearing up for International Day of Yoga with free public events, including major sessions at Discovery Green and Midtown Park.