Economic Development: Ford announced a $1B investment in its Kentucky Truck Plant, including a new paint shop, as state and local leaders tout continued manufacturing momentum. Housing & Utilities: Woda Cooper is moving forward on a 60-unit affordable/workforce project in Georgetown while local governments back sewer infrastructure loans tied to Kentucky Housing Corporation tax credits; meanwhile, Scott County residents packed a PSC hearing opposing Bluegrass Water’s proposed wastewater rate hike. Business Climate & Regulation: Louisville massage therapists are pushing back on Metro Council’s new camera rules, adding to the broader local debate over Flock license plate reader use and costs for small businesses. Legal & Policy: The Trump administration escalated its in-state tuition crackdown, winning or advancing cases in multiple states including Kentucky, while DOJ also sent letters warning states not to destroy election records. Consumer & Supply Chain: A Louisville collision center says Canadian parts delays are stretching repair timelines for Chrysler/Dodge/Ram vehicles, forcing more aftermarket alternatives. Food Safety: Walmart expanded a frozen berry recall tied to possible E. coli contamination across multiple states, including Kentucky. Politics & Markets: Wall Street slipped as Treasury yields rose and inflation worries returned, while Trump’s proposed $5,000 “dividend” drew skepticism from economists and some Republicans over legality and inflation impact. Community: Louisville marked 25 years since 9/11 with tributes and large-scale service events, including meal packing for Dare to Care.