College Eligibility Fight: A Louisiana court granted a temporary restraining order letting some athletes—including former Ole Miss starters and former Oregon State RB Anthony Hankerson—seek a fifth college season after signing NFL deals, setting up a fresh legal clash with the NCAA. Oregon Elections Oversight: Oregon’s elections division says it won’t investigate a complaint tied to gubernatorial candidate Sen. Christine Drazan. Housing & Permits: Gov. Tina Kotek is pointing to early 2026 permit gains as proof housing momentum is returning, even as critics note Oregon still misses the 36,000-unit target. Public Meetings & Spending: Crook County’s Fair Board records raise new questions about a private “Funding Committee” meeting over $1 million in state grant money. Food Insecurity: A new report highlights hunger pressures on Oregon families as SNAP cuts and higher costs push more people to food banks. Medicaid & Kids’ Mental Health: OHSU research finds adolescent mental health care for Medicaid youth is increasingly shaped by a small set of large managed-care firms. Cannabis Regulation Push: An Oregon lawmaker says she’ll push for stronger cannabis rules in 2027 aimed at protecting kids. Surveillance Cameras: Renton, WA keeps Flock ALPR cameras off while it renegotiates; Winston, OR ended its Flock contract over privacy concerns and budget cuts. Public Safety/Justice: A federal judge sentenced an Estacada meth trafficker to 171 months. Mental Health Policy: Oregon’s state-regulated psilocybin program is linked to meaningful symptom relief in a large real-world study.