Interstellar Probe is a mission through the heliosphere edge to the local interstellar medium(LISM). It enables the dedicated exploration of the heliospheric boundary, imaging the vast heliosphere, and sampling the unknown LISM for the first time. The mission addresses unanswered questions raised by Voyager, IBEX, and Cassini. Kuiper Belt and dust disk observations extend the mission beyond heliophysics, providing new insight into planetary system evolution. Infrared measurements beyond 10s AU uncover light from early galaxies. Interstellar Probe pragmatic concept study is completing its final year. It is focused on using currently available technologies to develop a mission that can launch by 2030. The Probe will travel up to at least 400 AU with a 50 year lifetime. We invite presentations on open questions about the outer heliosphere and LISM; unique observations and instrument solutions across heliophysics, planetary science, and astrophysics enabled by the Probe; mission design, longevity and programmatic aspects.