Food Safety Watch: Publix recalled GreenWise frozen organic blueberries and mixed berries sold in eight states, including Kentucky, after reports of E. coli-linked stomach illness; consumers are told to dispose or return for a refund. Public Health: Michigan reported the first two U.S. deaths tied to the cyclosporiasis outbreak, with CDC tracking showing thousands of cases across dozens of states and Florida reporting 254 cases in 39 counties. Wildlife in Kentucky: A Kentucky State Police Post 11 trooper helped rescue a juvenile bald eagle near Corbin, coordinating with wildlife rehab groups; the bird was treated and released back into the wild by July 31. Outdoor & Hunting: Kentucky Fish and Wildlife Resources opened applications for dove quota hunts (including mentor/youth hunts) with random selection, check-in rules, and limited field closures to reduce hunting pressure. Community & Resilience: UK’s design-build studio moved an emergency housing prototype to Eastern Kentucky for public viewing, aiming to model faster, more permanent recovery housing after disasters. Data Centers & Local Impact: A Kentucky Senate president argues data center costs should be paid by developers, not ratepayers, as communities weigh power, water, and infrastructure concerns. Environment & Learning: Bernheim Forest and Arboretum announced August programming, from night events and guided hikes to birding and outdoor learning. Youth Conservation: Kentucky competed in the National 4-H Forestry Invitational at West Virginia University’s Jackson’s Mill, with teams testing skills from tree ID to forest evaluation.