Courts: Bossier Parish is backing a Louisiana Supreme Court challenge over whether parishes must cover district court expenses that lack a clear state funding source. Public Safety: A Doyline man was arrested in connection with an intentionally set fire at a Caddo Parish church; investigators say the case remains open. Congress: Julia Letlow’s narrow Senate win sends her to Washington as a junior Republican in a Democratic-led Congress, potentially making it harder to deliver for Louisiana. Voters also approved seven constitutional amendments, including property-tax relief measures for seniors. Medicaid: Starting Jan. 1, many working-age adults will need to document 80 hours a month of work, school, training or volunteering to keep coverage; other eligibility changes are also coming. Baton Rouge: East Baton Rouge Parish is set to receive about $63.5 million in federal crime-fighting funds, drawing criticism from Gov. Jeff Landry over New Orleans’ rejection of a separate grant. Health: Louisiana officials are warning about rare amoeba infections linked to unsafe tap-water use, after cases caused permanent vision loss and one death. Saints: Rookie receiver Jordyn Tyson returned to practice after a hamstring injury, while tackle Kelvin Banks Jr. also resumed work as New Orleans prepares for Cleveland.