NCAA Softball Spotlight: Texas just repeated as Women’s College World Series champions, sweeping Texas Tech 4-1 in Game 2 with Teagan Kavan sealing it in the late innings and earning back-to-back Most Outstanding Player honors. Public Health & Work: A Rio Grande Valley study spotlight links Parkinson’s disease risk to pesticide exposure, raising new urgency for farmworkers and nearby communities. Consumer Safety: Texas AG Ken Paxton opened an investigation into Celsius/Alani Nu, alleging youth-focused branding for high-caffeine energy drinks could violate consumer protection rules. LGBTQ+ Rights Clash: Paxton sued Denton to block “Big Gay Swim Day” gender-neutral changing rooms, while organizers say they adjusted plans after the legal threat. Sports & Culture: The Lone Star Grand Prix in College Station brings elite sprinting to Texas, with Zimbabwe’s injured duo returning and Nigeria’s stars set to compete. Tech & Jobs: Houston-based ClickySoft announced a national expansion of AI automation and custom software services. Public Safety Tech: TCB Drones Academy launched a public safety training push aimed at helping law enforcement use drones for faster emergency response. Health Care Giving: An Indian-American couple donated $5.5 million to expand medical services in the Houston area, including a new primary care community clinic. Animal Health Alert: New World screwworm detections in South Texas are prompting cattle-industry and government concern about a possible northward spread.