Medical AI in WV: Vandalia Health Mon Medical Center in Morgantown became the first U.S. hospital to use AI-assisted technology during a heart rhythm ablation, combining live ultrasound guidance with a real-time electrical map. Public health watch: The cyclosporiasis outbreak keeps widening, with CDC reporting cases tied to shredded lettuce now in nine states including West Virginia, as officials sort out recalls and test results. Water infrastructure: Gov. Morrisey announced $1.8M for Hooverson Heights water treatment plant upgrades in Follansbee, replacing failing controls and adding redundancy for thousands of customers. Rural veterans care: A “hospital on wheels” program (GOHOSPITAL) is set to bring hospital-grade diagnostics to remote communities, with deployments planned for late 2026 into 2027. Workforce & tech access: WVSU Extension launched the Future Ready Youth Series, starting with a Career Discovery Camp for middle schoolers focused on tech, AI, and career planning. Education funding: Garrett College received a $5,000 Tucker Community Foundation grant to upgrade computers and classroom tech for its Adult Basic Education program. Climate impacts: Flash flooding devastated parts of West Virginia, with officials reporting major damage and emergency response across multiple counties. Energy sector shakeup: Pleasants Power Station’s operator filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy, alleging fraud by former ownership while saying the plant will keep operating during the process.