Precision Rehab in Stroke: A University of Maryland School of Medicine team helped develop new international guidelines for large studies that track blood-based molecular biomarkers alongside detailed recovery measurements over time, aiming to move stroke rehab toward more personalized, precision approaches. Maryland Power Costs: Gov. Moore praised a Maryland Public Service Commission ruling blocking Pepco from raising rates to cover “imprudent” infrastructure spending, with the decision disallowing a major substation investment and lowering the approved rate of return. Healthcare & Cancer Tech: 20/20 BioLabs (Gaithersburg) rescheduled an investor webinar to Sept. 2 to discuss OneTest™ results and commercial expansion, while Maryland Oncology Hematology expanded by partnering with GW Medical Faculty Associates Oncology & Hematology in Washington, D.C. Diabetes Risk Tool: UMSOM researchers validated a new risk tool to estimate a diabetes patient’s likelihood of developing complications and update estimates as new data arrives. Military Spectrum Safety: At Aberdeen Proving Ground, the Army said it will soon deliver early batches of a Spectrum Situational Awareness system to help units detect their own emissions and reduce targeting risk. Data Center Backlash: A Chesapeake Bay Journal report highlights growing local opposition to data centers, including bans and moratoriums driven by concerns about water use, pollution, and grid strain. Space Honors: Cockeysville native Reid Wiseman and the Artemis II crew received the Congressional Space Medal of Honor, alongside plans announced for a U.S. Space Academy.