Power & Industry Legal Fight: Omnis Pleasants’ parent company moved to dismiss the Pleasants Power Station Chapter 11 case in Delaware, arguing the 1,278-MW plant was put into bankruptcy without proper authority, as lenders tied to Tony Robbins dispute the claims. Energy Infrastructure & Permitting: Frederick County supervisors passed a resolution opposing the Valley North 765-kilovolt transmission line, setting aside $250,000 for legal fees amid resident concerns, even as the project is not subject to county approval. Manufacturing & Jobs: Nucor CEO Leon Topalian toured the Mason County facility and honored Sen. Shelley Moore Capito with a “Woman of Steel” award for keeping the $4B project alive; the plant is slated to open in phases through 2027. Data Centers & Tax Policy: Gov. Morrisey’s Responsible Data Center Development Plan would require developers to cover electrical and power needs, push water-efficient designs, and route 50% of hyperscale revenue to reducing or eliminating West Virginia’s income tax. Broadband Buildout: Citynet says the ARC Broadband Project in Pocahontas County is on track for December 2026 completion, with fiber strands installed, 45 miles strung and testing underway, and applications now open for hookups. Public Health: Walmart Marketside Tomato Bisque Soup Kits were recalled in 29 states over possible Listeria contamination; the affected 14 oz kits carry UPC 194346474004 and a best-by/use-by date of Aug. 22, 2026. Local Economy & Community: Charleston’s skatepark closed indefinitely for I-64 Fort Hill Bridge rehab, with the city suspending its lease until construction is complete.