Food Safety: Walmart shoppers in Indiana should check their pantry: Kettle Cuisine recalled Marketside Tomato Bisque Soup Kits (14 oz, UPC 194346474004, best-by Aug. 22, 2026) after presumptive Listeria findings; no confirmed illnesses reported. Public Health: The FDA and CDC expanded their cyclosporiasis probe tied to Taylor Farms’ Mexican iceberg lettuce, with FDA/CDC teams starting onsite inspection and sampling at the Guanajuato facility as cases climb across 17 states, including Indiana. Severe Weather & Energy: Northwest Indiana is still dealing with major storm fallout, with nearly 175,000 customers without power as NIPSCO works toward full restoration by next Friday. Flooding: The Whitewater River at Brookville hit “historic rises,” driving evacuations and rescues in Harrison and West Harrison, Indiana/Ohio border areas. Local Business/Development: INDOT is set to start the State Road 2 diverging diamond interchange near New Carlisle, with lane closures and Strawberry Road shutdowns beginning next week. Education: Indiana third-grade reading scores rose for a fifth straight year, surpassing pre-pandemic levels. Historic Preservation: Indianapolis’ Historic Preservation Commission halted a demolition petition for a former Martin University church, granting temporary historic recognition. Sports Business: The Chicago Bears reiterated their “sole focus” on building a world-class stadium in Hammond, Indiana, while keeping the team name “Chicago Bears.”