College Sports Legal Shock: A Texas judge granted Texas Tech QB Brendan Sorsby a temporary injunction letting him play this fall despite an NCAA ineligibility ruling tied to sports betting, with the NCAA saying it will appeal and warning of “far-reaching” damage. Criminal Justice: In Frisco, a jury convicted Karmelo Anthony of murder in the stabbing death of 17-year-old Austin Metcalf and sentenced him to 35 years. Livestock Health Alert: New World screwworm is spreading—USDA confirmed new Texas detections (including calves and a goat) and a New Mexico dog case, while Canada temporarily restricts some Texas livestock imports. Immigration Detention Scrutiny: A federal report says a Texas ICE detention hub opened too fast, missed safety/security standards, and wasted millions. Education Watch: Texas charter schools saw their smallest enrollment growth bump on record, raising fears the charter boom could slow as demographics shift. Consumer/Health Probe: Texas AG Ken Paxton launched an investigation into glyphosate residue in food, sending Civil Investigative Demands to Bayer and PepsiCo. Arts & Culture: Houston’s Museum of African American Culture says an artwork was intentionally damaged by visitors and is filing a police report. Local Business/Tech: GSL Energy says it installed dual battery storage at a Texas sports facility to support near off-grid solar power.