Severe Weather & World Cup Logistics: Houston officials are bracing for heavy rain and possible life-threatening flooding as a Gulf disturbance could develop into Tropical Storm Arthur; FIFA Fan Fest hours were cut to 6:30 p.m.–10 p.m. Tuesday, and Wednesday’s match at Houston Stadium is being monitored hour-by-hour for travel and venue impacts. Tropical Update: The National Hurricane Center says southern and eastern Texas (and parts of Louisiana/Mississippi) should prepare for intense rainfall and flash/river flooding over the next several days. Veterans & Small Business: The Texas Veterans Commission and the U.S. Small Business Administration opened a new “Super” Veterans Business Outreach Center in San Antonio to expand entrepreneurship support for Texas veterans and military spouses statewide. Immigration Records Clash: A Big Sandy police stop tied to ICE has sparked an open-records fight, with the department refusing to release documents and citing federal control. Sports Legal Fallout: Transfer QB Brendan Sorsby is ending his Texas Tech eligibility fight and entering the NFL supplemental draft. Oil Markets: U.S. Strategic Petroleum Reserve crude stocks fell to the lowest since 1983 amid tight supply concerns. Public Safety Tech: Texas Instruments unveiled a new battery monitor aimed at detecting EV battery thermal runaway. College Baseball: Adrian Rodriguez powered Texas’ College World Series run with a 14-2 win over Alabama, driving in seven and hitting for the cycle.