Climate & health: A Treasure Valley symposium is honoring Dr. Terry O’Connor and spotlighting how climate change is affecting human health, with Idaho clinicians and University of Colorado leaders discussing what communities can do next. Marijuana policy in court: The DEA’s marijuana rescheduling hearing is in the spotlight, with Idaho among the groups arguing over what medical-use testing should apply—an outcome that could reshape access and enforcement. Idaho abortion fight: A federal judge paused a lawsuit that could restrict mifepristone nationwide, while Idaho’s Proposition 1 legal battle continues over ballot language and how the measure would expand “reproductive freedom” rights. Idaho Medicaid work requirements: Idaho’s Medicaid work requirements are set to start in January, with details on how the rules will work for enrollees. Maternal health push: Healthy Blue is partnering with Count the Kicks to expand education on baby movement in the third trimester across Idaho. Food access for kids: Blaine County district planning could bring more farm-to-school options, aiming to improve nutrition and support families who rely on school meals. Public health & safety: The Ada County Coroner identified a Nampa man who died in custody; separate reports describe a woman dying after a horse accident at the Western Idaho Fair and an otter attack in Lake Tahoe that required stitches and rabies vaccination. Pet food recall: A voluntary pet food recall in the U.S. warns of possible Salmonella and Listeria contamination. Rural care support: The Salvation Army’s Idaho service extension unit highlights ongoing help with medical expenses, transportation, and housing in underserved areas.