Idaho EMS & Community Health: Pocatello teens Isaac Giesbrecht and Gage Staples won top honors at the national SkillsUSA EMT competition in Atlanta, showing how local career-tech training can translate into real life-saving skills. Suicide Prevention & Mental Health Support: Mountain Home’s Freedom for Fighters held its ninth annual 5K to raise awareness for suicide prevention and PTSD support, founded after a veteran’s death. Reproductive Health Legal Fight: A Boise physician’s lawsuit challenging Idaho’s six-week abortion ban and Defense of Life Act is in trial, with arguments set to continue through June 15. Women’s Health Pain Care: Rep. Marie Gluesenkamp Perez is pushing Congress to fund NIH research on pain management during miscarriage, arguing women’s reproductive-health pain is still undertreated. Healthcare System Recognition: Eastern Idaho Regional Medical Center was named one of the nation’s top 15 health systems for the fourth straight year, citing improved outcomes and lower episode-of-care costs. Public Health & Safety: Idaho is recruiting firearms-certified law enforcement volunteers to carry out firing-squad executions starting July 1, as the state prison system shifts methods. Local Health & Wellness Events: Coeur d’Alene residents and Vitalant are gearing up for World Blood Donor Day on June 14, with community incentives to boost summer blood supply. Animal Health Alert: Idaho issued new animal entry requirements after screwworm detection, aiming to protect livestock and pets. Emergency Response Incident: A SWAT standoff near Weippe ended with one man dead after he shot at officers; a woman inside was taken to the hospital with non-life-threatening injuries.