Heat Safety: A dangerous, unusually long heat dome is building across the U.S., with meteorologists warning of triple-digit temperatures, hotter nights, and a higher risk of heat illness for days to a week-plus. Idaho EMS Leadership: Idaho Falls Fire Department named Chase Mills as the new EMS Division Chief, highlighting heavy daily ambulance response and expanded paramedic training. Public Health—Raw Milk: Idaho health officials are investigating raw milk operations tied to possible illnesses and urge prompt medical care for people who get sick after consuming raw milk, especially higher-risk groups. Measles Watch: CDC data shows measles cases are nearing a 30-year U.S. record, with Virginia emerging as a new hotspot as summer travel and back-to-school approach. Snakebite Survival: An Idaho man bitten by a rattlesnake in California survived after receiving an exceptionally rare 54 vials of antivenom, underscoring how quickly venom cases can become life-threatening. Wildlife Disease Alert: Idaho Fish and Game says reports of sick raccoons in the Pocatello/Chubbuck area may be linked to canine distemper, which is not transmissible to humans. Healthcare Privacy: A Boise patient says dermatology records were found in a public dumpster, raising concerns about handling of sensitive medical information. Local Healthcare Leadership: Heritage Health named Leslie Allen chief operations officer, with a focus on operational execution across clinical and support services. Infant Sleep Debate: A new analysis of SIDS linked to unsafe sleep is drawing criticism from vaccine-safety advocates for not including immunization status in its review.