Life Sciences Jobs: Nabsys plans to move its Providence headquarters to 225 Dyer St., adding 200+ jobs and consolidating manufacturing and R&D in a 30,000-square-foot space slated for summer 2027. Public Health & Regulation: Rhode Island is reopening the door to kratom sales under a 2017 ban reversal, as officials review applications to manufacture, import, and distribute products—while medical groups warn about abuse risks. Infrastructure Delivery: Rhode Island could soon use federal highway funds for advanced digital tools to speed road and bridge repairs, aiming to cut delays tied to older, paper-heavy project processes. Food Safety Update: The FDA withdrew an earlier Cyclospora-positive lettuce finding tied to Taylor Farms, but the recall remains active as investigators continue tracing contamination. Consumer & Fraud: R.I. AG Anthony G. Brown announced a $45M multistate Cash App settlement over alleged fraud protections failures and misleading security claims. Workplace Safety: A Florida firefighter hazing case involving a modified bug zapper highlights ongoing scrutiny of misconduct and discipline processes. Local Business: Union Station Brewery in Providence closed after more than three decades, citing tough margins and staffing challenges. Manufacturing Supply Chain: APPLIED Adhesives acquired Westerly-based ISD, expanding silicone and adhesive solutions for aerospace and manufacturing customers. Energy & Policy: Rhode Island AG Brown co-led a challenge to EPA actions targeting affordable clean energy for low-income households. Seafood Innovation: The NSF Seafood Engine in New England won a $15M award to modernize the seafood supply chain across Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, and Rhode Island.