Corrections Overhaul: Iowa’s Department of Corrections says Gov. Kim Reynolds’ new habitual-offender law will force the state to build three new prisons and renovate two others, projecting nearly a 50% jump in inmates over three years as capacity is already tight. Johnson County Politics: Johnson County supervisor races are set after primaries under the new district-based system: Jon Green and Phil Hemingway will face off in District 2, while V Fixmer-Oraiz secured the District 4 Democratic nomination. Wind Power Fight: A new report says Trump’s push against wind is driving “pay-not-to-play” deals that reimburse companies to abandon projects, with critics warning it’s a shift away from clean energy. Iowa Governor Race: Democrats are lining up for the Sand vs. Lahn showdown, with Rob Sand rallying with Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear as Iowa’s GOP nominee Zach Lahn tries to capitalize on a narrow primary upset. Immigration Law Impact: Reynolds’ sweeping immigration bill expands E-Verify and citizenship/work checks for state workers and tightens hiring and licensing requirements for Iowa schools. Surveillance Deadline: Senators Tom Cotton and Chuck Grassley warn intelligence gaps could hit if Section 702 expires June 12, urging contingency planning. Local Public Safety: Marion police report a shooting with one injured and a suspect in custody. Economy Watch: GasBuddy data shows Iowa fuel prices easing in late May, including low diesel and E85 prices in several counties.