Food Safety & Agriculture: The CDC says the cyclospora outbreak tied to iceberg lettuce has expanded to nine states, with West Virginia included, and officials warn the situation isn’t fully under control even as traceback points to Taylor Farms de Mexico and Taco Bell exposure. Public Health & Consumer Impact: Hospitalizations are reported in the hundreds nationwide, and the growing uncertainty is pushing shoppers to avoid certain leafy greens or switch to local options. Local Business & Community Health: In response to the broader food-safety climate, FDA also announced a separate recall of vending machine breakfast burritos in multiple states, including West Virginia, over an undeclared allergen. Water Infrastructure: Gov. Morrisey announced a $1.8 million upgrade to the Hooverson Heights Water Treatment Plant in Follansbee and Brooke County, aimed at reducing service disruption risk for more than 3,200 customers. Healthcare Access: Princeton Community Hospital in southern West Virginia added a new hematology/medical oncology physician aligned with the WVU Cancer Institute to expand cancer care close to home. Workforce & Industry: A study found compounded semaglutide and tirzepatide are still widely sold at weight-loss clinics after shortages ended, raising fresh questions about oversight. Invasive Species: Kanawha County was added to West Virginia’s spotted lanternfly detections, with officials urging landowners to report sightings and manage tree-of-heaven.