State Budget Watch: Gov. Brian Kemp ordered Georgia agencies to freeze spending next year and prepare for possible budget cuts as reserves shrink after an election-year income tax cut. Public Safety & Surveillance: Macon-Bibb’s Flock camera network faces renewed pushback from Democratic Socialists of America, while Sheriff David Davis says camera data is limited to 30 days and deputies follow rules. Environment: The Okefenokee Swamp officially joined UNESCO’s World Heritage List, putting Georgia’s peat-rich wetlands on the same roster as the Grand Canyon. Healthcare Access: Keisha Lance Bottoms kicked off a Southeast Georgia healthcare tour in Statesboro, hearing concerns about rural hospital strain and transportation barriers. Local Politics: A South Fulton restaurant owner faced boycott calls after posing with Republican gubernatorial candidate Rick Jackson, saying it wasn’t an endorsement. Research & Health: CDC estimates COVID-19 infections are growing or likely growing in 37 states, including Georgia. Sports & Culture: Fun Spot America in Fayetteville is set to close for good Aug. 2, with fans mourning the loss of its signature roller coaster.