Toledo Violence: Police arrested Eljay Crisp-Carr, 20, charging him with 11 counts of felonious assault after a shooting at Toledo’s Old West End Festival left 12 people wounded, with investigators saying video and witness accounts show he fired indiscriminately into the crowd; a second suspect remains at large. Local Cybersecurity: Perry County commissioners adopted a new cybersecurity policy and sent an IT administrator to Ohio Cyber Reserve training to bolster defenses even though no incidents have been reported. Ohio Courts: The Ohio Supreme Court dismissed six Lancaster City Schools property tax valuation cases, ruling school boards can’t appeal other owners’ valuations. Immigration & TPS Fallout: Catholic bishops urged Congress to extend Temporary Protected Status for Haitians and Syrians as the U.S. Supreme Court cleared the way for the Trump administration to end protections, raising fears for Ohio communities. Gov. DeWine: DeWine rode across the newly reopened Blaine Hill Bridge after nearly two years of closure. Health Access: Planned Parenthood Southwest Ohio will resume accepting Medicaid for preventive services after a federal reimbursement ban expires July 3. Lake Erie Safety: Ohio Sea Grant and NOAA warned residents to keep kids and pets away from expected harmful algal bloom scum on Lake Erie. Legislative Push: Ohio lawmakers passed a package before summer recess, including voter photo ID changes, Medicaid fraud reforms, and a major capital budget.