Idaho Public Health: Eastern Idaho Public Health is coordinating with Wyoming after a vaccinated adult in Driggs tested positive for measles, tied to a Teton County outbreak; officials say no local emergency is planned yet, but residents are urged to check vaccination status. Rabies Alert: South Central Public Health District confirmed rabies in a bat in Blaine County, reminding people to avoid handling bats and to contact local health officials if there’s any possible exposure. Air Quality & Wildfire Smoke: Hazardous smoke settled over Spokane and pushed east toward Spokane Valley, with conditions expected to linger through the weekend as winds shift; residents are advised to limit time outside. Food Safety: Federal investigators linked a cyclospora outbreak to iceberg lettuce from Mexico served at Taco Bell locations across multiple states, with the FDA tracing the supplier. Healthcare Policy: A Senate vote kept Medicare’s WISeR prior-authorization pilot in place, despite criticism that it could delay care. Drug Pricing: Idaho is among states in a multistate $29.6M Glenmark settlement over alleged generic drug price-fixing and reduced competition. Community Health: St. Luke’s Magic Valley Medical Center earned a 5-star rating on Forbes’ Top Hospitals by State list, highlighting patient-safety and quality measures.