Violence Update (USVI): Two brothers, Yordani Eduardo (30) and Delli Eduardo (25), were killed in a double shooting near La Terraza Bar and Restaurant in Castle Coakley early Sunday; VIPD says 911 calls came in around 4:13 a.m., one brother died at the scene and the other at Juan Luis Hospital, and the Criminal Investigation Bureau is treating it as a double homicide. Public Safety (Frederiksted): VIPD’s late-night release on an August 1 incident drew criticism for leaving out key details previously described in court records, including a naked rampage, an assault involving a security guard, and an ambulance-related assault. Health & Food Safety (US-wide): A multistate Salmonella outbreak linked to imported jalapeños has sickened 27 states’ residents, with 36 hospitalizations reported; major chains pulled affected jalapeños from menus while agencies urge people to watch for symptoms. Local Health/Wellness (Environment): WHOI researchers tested a non-invasive seawater method to spot early coral reef stress in the USVI, using chemical and microbial “signatures” shaped by ocean currents. School Readiness (St. Croix): J. Benton Construction will donate parts and labor to fix a long-delayed gas line and install an ice machine at Claude O. Markoe Elementary School ahead of the Aug. 10 school opening. Cannabis Regulation (USVI): The Office of Cannabis Regulation says licensed cultivation could start within weeks, with at least two dispensaries possibly opening before year-end, but commercial sales wait until a product-testing lab is operational. Injury/Traffic (Tortola): A scooter and SUV collision in Road Town left unclear reports on whether the scooter rider was injured or taken to hospital.