Texas enacts a law closing a loophole for intoxicated sexual assault victims, while Oregon grapples with severe storms.

In Texas, the Summer Willis Act, signed into law on June 20, closes a loophole that previously prevented justice for sexual assault victims who were intoxicated. The law expands the definition of consent to include cases where a victim is impaired. Meanwhile, Oregon is facing severe storms, with a Yellow Local Alert Day declared, and a 'suspicious death' incident in Prineville left two people seriously injured and one dead.