AI & Labor: The Democratic Socialists of America is framing AI as a corporate surveillance and job-displacement tool, pointing to a sharp rise in AI-linked layoffs and using its Chicago summit to push tech policy into organizing and immigration enforcement. Public Health Research: A major review led by UW–Madison researcher Dudley Lamming challenges the “more protein is better” idea, arguing that eating less protein may better support healthier aging for many adults—especially those who are more sedentary. Wildlife & Citizen Science: Wisconsin DNR is inviting residents to help track deer and game birds through Operation Deer Watch and the Game Bird Survey, using a Survey123 app. Consumer Protection: DATCP is warning storm-damaged homeowners to avoid “storm chaser” repair scams and follow Wisconsin rules on contracts, permits, and insurance interactions. Energy & Local Utilities: Hartford approved extending its WPPI Energy agreement through 2073, aiming for lower wholesale costs. Education Pipeline: UW–Green Bay’s BSN program is adding a new early-entry pathway, with a Sheboygan student becoming the first high school senior accepted. Cyber/Infrastructure Angle: A separate thread highlights growing concerns about cyber threats targeting water systems, including federal alerts tied to hacks.