Nuclear & Finance: Oak Ridge-based Standard Nuclear cut its IPO target to $150 million from about $356 million, now planning to sell 10 million shares at $15 each, valuing it around $2.4 billion as it gears up for pricing and NYSE trading. Workforce & Education: Tennessee launched the federal Workforce Pell program with THEC and the Department of Labor, expanding Pell eligibility for certain short-term training tied to in-demand, high-skill jobs. Economic Development: TRISO-X won an $11 million Tennessee grant to expand its Oak Ridge nuclear fuel fabrication campus, including plans for a second commercial facility and R&D center. Local Business & Growth: Realta Fusion secured Wisconsin incentives and Madison TIF support to build its Realta Forge HQ and R&D at the former Oscar Mayer site, targeting 600 jobs. Housing Market: Redfin reports seller surpluses in many metros, with Nashville among the tightest buyer markets as inventory rises. Public Safety/Infrastructure: Cocke County flooding in Del Rio damaged roads and utilities, with rescues of five people. Government Procurement: Tipton County is seeking grant-administration firms for a ThreeStar Program Grant, with statements due July 30. Data Centers: Walker County clarified its 30-day data center moratorium applies only to unincorporated areas, not cities.