Big 12 vs. Texas Tech: The conference has withdrawn its federal lawsuit over quarterback Brendan Sorsby’s eligibility, saying the matter is handled internally and moving forward. Public Safety & Crime: Houston police are investigating a shooting at Memorial Hermann after a knife-wielding patient was tasered and then shot by security; in New Braunfels, two Houston-area men face aggravated robbery charges after a “bank jugging” chase involving K-9 and drone units. Power & Utilities: Sharpstown residents at a Parkfront Drive apartment complex say they’ve been without power for days; firefighters set up cooling help, while Houston Public Works targets about 15,000 customers for past-due water bills. Health & Environment: Texas Parks and Wildlife released 700+ million sterile, UV-glowing flies to curb the New World screwworm. Politics: Republicans are holding a first-ever midterm convention in Dallas with national stakes and Texas-focused momentum. Education: Harmony Science Academy-Houston reports 68% of students not on “college track” based on STAAR results. Sports: Texans open Week 1 vs. Buffalo as DeMeco Ryans warns it’s a “new” Bills team; Texas volleyball heads to a Moody Center rematch with Wisconsin.