Public Health: The FDA says a multistate E. coli outbreak tied to raw milk cheese has sickened 13 people, including an Oregon case, and triggered a recall of Sierra Nevada Cheese Company’s Graziers Raw Milk Cheeses; officials warn consumers and restaurants not to eat or serve the products. Oregon Politics & Housing: HomeForward managers admitted Portland’s public housing system is “broken” during a tense neighborhood meeting over a proposed 14-story, 229-unit project, with residents pushing for more than just more development. Mental Health Courts: Oregon mental health providers and hospitals are challenging a state “priority rule” that forces residential facilities to accept criminal defendants first, arguing it discriminates against people based on legal status. Data Centers on Public Lands: Democratic lawmakers are pressing Interior Secretary Doug Burgum for transparency on how data centers are approved on Bureau of Land Management lands, citing concerns about environmental review and community input. College Football (Oregon): Oregon’s 41-27 win over USC remains the week’s headline, with quarterback Dante Moore’s concussion and the fallout still driving national debate. Oregon Sports (OSU): Oregon State freshman WR Jesse Legree earned Freshman of the Week for a fourth straight time after another 100-yard game in a 33-7 win over UTEP. Transit: Amtrak will debut new Airo trainsets on the Pacific Northwest Cascades route this week, adding four daily trips between Vancouver, BC, Seattle, Portland and Eugene. Emergency Response: Oregon State Police troopers in Lane County received 39 donated AEDs to speed cardiac arrest response in rural areas.