Public Safety & Tech Oversight: Macon-Bibb commissioners weigh renewed funding for Flock Safety license-plate cameras amid privacy and surveillance concerns, as supporters argue the tools help investigations. Healthcare Fraud: Georgia AG Chris Carr announced criminal and civil action against a Cobb County lab owner alleging false genetic testing claims to Medicaid, targeting schemes that bypass legitimate orders. Public Health & Research: Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta and Georgia Tech are building an opt-in AI tool to flag teen mental-health declines based on social media patterns, with teen recruitment underway. Data Centers & Water: Statesboro approved new data center rules after debate over water use, AI impacts, and local control; the ordinance sets a review process and bars hyperscale facilities. Climate & Infrastructure: Google pledged to replenish more water than it uses by 2030 as data centers expand, highlighting water stewardship as a core infrastructure issue. Agriculture Biosecurity: Georgia Agriculture Commissioner Tyler Harper issued enhanced animal movement requirements after New World Screwworm was detected in Texas. Archaeology: Savannah History Museum unveiled 17 Revolutionary War cannons recovered from the Savannah River, now headed for display ahead of July 4. STEM Education: Georgia Cyber Center hosted a cybersecurity workshop for teachers, aiming to align classroom learning with employer needs.