Nuclear Power (Indiana): Indiana is set to get its first small-scale nuclear reactor by September 2028 at Naval Weapons Station Crane, part of a joint Army-Navy effort to modernize military energy and improve resilience against physical and cyberthreats. Public Safety Tech (Valparaiso): Valparaiso expanded its automatic license plate reader policy, adding more categories and clearer rules on authorized use, training, data access/retention, audits, and misuse after local and national scrutiny of camera practices. AI Education (Indianapolis): The Mark Cuban Foundation is sponsoring a free AI bootcamp for high school students in Indianapolis this fall, with meals, transportation, and a capstone project included. STEM & Workforce (Indiana schools): Preble County eighth graders got hands-on career exposure across manufacturing, health care, IT, agriculture, public safety, and more. Community Tech & Privacy (Flock cameras): A missing teen case in Vigo County reportedly used automated license plate readers to track a vehicle and locate the girl safely, while other coverage highlights ongoing backlash and enforcement around camera misuse. Higher Ed (Evansville): Ivy Tech Evansville named Leslie Fella vice chancellor for advancement and community relations, overseeing fundraising, communications, and partnerships.