Drug Pricing Accountability: Michigan AG Dana Nessel is urging consumers to check eligibility and file claims tied to a multistate settlement over allegedly inflated generic drug prices, with preliminary court approval for a distribution plan. Iowa Education & Ethics: A Clinton Community School District substitute teacher was fired after offering students extra credit for donations to her personal GoFundMe tied to an Ecuador “medical mission.” Local Government: Hazleton City Council will fill a vacancy created by Councilman Hayden Robinson’s resignation, with residents able to petition for a special election. Iowa Courts & Public Safety: A Marshalltown man was arrested after a suspicious infant death investigation, facing serious charges including first-degree murder; separately, a Tama County man threatening an event with an AK-47-style gun was sentenced to six years. Election Momentum in Iowa: Early voting data suggests a Democratic advantage, and ballot-request trends show Iowa Democrats requesting ballots at higher rates than in 2024. Midterm Politics & Cost of Living: National polling finds most Americans blame Trump for high prices as Republicans worry about Senate losses, while Trump ramps up campaign travel in GOP-friendly states. Energy & Industry Watch: Reuters reports the U.S. asked France and Germany to release diesel reserves, warning of possible export limits amid fuel-price pressure. Iowa Business/Development: Fort Madison planning officials continued reviewing ordinances that could regulate future data center and large industrial projects after a Burlington Hill proposal sparked a moratorium and public outcry.