Data Center Rules in Bowling Green: City and county leaders held an open house to explain a new, “strict” data center ordinance and answer questions on noise, setbacks, environmental impacts, and utilities. Bear Safety Across Kentucky: Fish and Wildlife says more young black bear sightings are normal this summer as juveniles roam after being pushed out by older males; officials urge residents not to feed bears and to secure trash and pet food. Calvert City Pollution Lawsuit: A Calvert City resident sued over alleged long-term chemical plant emissions, claiming they contributed to liver cancer tied to vinyl chloride and ethylene dichloride. Extreme Heat Warning: A federal heat risk map flags a stretch of dangerous, potentially triple-digit heat index conditions across much of the U.S., with special concern for outdoor workers and vulnerable residents. Local Agriculture Funding: The Kentucky Agricultural Development Board approved about $3.7M statewide, including support for Harrison County projects to diversify and strengthen farms. Cave City Data Center Fight: Cave City council members weighed in as litigation over a data center moratorium continues, with residents raising concerns about water, energy, noise, and environmental impacts. Calvert City Health Study: Researchers shared progress on a federal-funded study tracking possible health impacts tied to emissions from the Calvert City industrial complex. Lock and Dam 5 Access Restored: The Green River boat ramp reopened after restoration work following the dam’s removal, improving access for motorized and paddlecraft. Heat Puts Workers at Risk: Kentucky coverage highlights the need for proper heat safety steps for workers as conditions worsen. Toyota RAV4 Hybrid in Georgetown: Toyota began assembling the new RAV4 Hybrid and broke ground on a paint facility, touting lower emissions and reduced water use.