Food Safety Alert: Indiana is seeing a sharp rise in cyclosporiasis reports tied to the national Cyclospora outbreak, with the Indiana Department of Health saying it received 1,092 reports as of July 29—up by 138 from the prior day—while Allen County leads with 218 cases. Public Health Guidance: Schools and families are getting questions about what to do with fresh produce; Fort Wayne-area districts say routine cafeteria prep isn’t the spread route, but they’re staying vigilant and coordinating with public health updates. State & Consumer Protection: Indiana Attorney General Todd Rokita announced the state will receive $154,000 from a generic drug manufacturer settlement tied to alleged antitrust conduct, and Hoosiers may be eligible for money if they bought certain generics between 2009 and 2019. Opioid Response: Fort Wayne held a community convening on opioid settlement funds, emphasizing prevention, treatment, and recovery support and better coordination among local partners. Housing Stability: Indianapolis renters face some of the highest eviction rates in the country, with fast, low-cost eviction processes contributing to a heavy burden on families. Community Health & Access: A Central Indiana roundtable and local workshops are pushing for rural healthcare access, plus practical help like Homeownership 101 sessions that include budgeting and mortgage prep.