Food Safety: Federal health officials say shredded iceberg lettuce from Mexico served at Taco Bell locations in Indiana, Kentucky, Michigan, Ohio and West Virginia is the source of the cyclospora outbreak; the FDA traceback pointed to a single supplier (reported as Taylor Farms in California), and Taco Bell is pulling that lettuce from its supply chain and replacing it in affected states. Cybersecurity & Manufacturing: Coca-Cola says it temporarily halted U.S. fairlife production after a ransomware attack hit production-related networks; the company says product safety wasn’t compromised and Canadian operations weren’t affected. Public Safety Tech Scrutiny: Georgia’s use of Flock Safety license plate readers remains under pressure as an Atlanta News First investigation details alleged misuse by officers, while other cities nationwide are debating privacy and data-sharing limits. Local Business & Community: Fox Theatre’s Fox Gives program selected New Manchester High School for its 2026-27 All-Access Pass, bringing students to Regions Bank Broadway shows plus workshops and job-shadowing. Sports Business: The Braves’ farm system momentum gets a boost with a strong 2026 draft class, as Atlanta signs its first 12 picks and leans on a restored pipeline. Real Estate/Finance: Atlanta adopted a $3.16 billion budget while holding the property tax rate flat at $11.37.