Medical Breakthrough: A phase 1 trial reports an off-the-shelf vaccine targeting common KRAS mutations appears safe and triggers durable immune responses in people at high risk for pancreatic cancer, with no cancer or high-risk lesions seen after about 16 months. Public Health & Safety: Child safety experts warn of a surge in “sadistic online exploitation,” where predators coerce vulnerable kids into producing sexual images and sometimes push self-harm; Maryland is cited in a recent sentencing. Community Health Infrastructure: Gov. Wes Moore’s FY 2027 budget sets aside $7 million for the Greenspace Equity Program, funding 15 projects to build and improve parks, trails, and community gardens in overburdened areas. Foodborne Illness Watch: The FDA says a Cyclospora test tied to Taylor Farms was a false positive, even as the broader lettuce recall and outbreak investigation continue. Access & Care: Questions remain about how Rural Health Transformation Program funds will actually help rural hospitals stay open. Local Policy: Prince George’s County approved changes to make it easier for families of people detained by ICE to retrieve impounded cars. Health-Related Crime: A Huntingtown traffic stop led to misdemeanor drug charges after deputies allegedly found prescription meds including Suboxone, clonazepam, and gabapentin. Violence Update: Baltimore police are investigating a South Baltimore shooting that left six people wounded.