AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoTwin Falls In-N-Out shooting: Police identified three victims killed in the Aug. 1 attack: Ashley Garibay (23, Stockton), Christopher Claunch (59, Hagerman), and Dale Schultz (66, Salt Lake City). Seven others were injured, and Gov. Brad Little ordered flags lowered in Twin Falls County through Aug. 10. Community mental health response: Twin Falls is extending free crisis counseling and offering counseling and support for the families directly affected. Air quality & back-to-school health: Smoke from regional wildfires is lingering in the Treasure Valley and beyond, with some schools and families limiting outdoor time; officials urge daily AirNow checks, especially for kids and people with asthma. Vaccines for school: South Central Public Health District is running back-to-school vaccine clinics at Magic Valley schools, no appointments needed, to help families meet immunization needs. Primary care access: Bonner General Health Family Clinic welcomed Dr. Dean Kubacz, highlighting family-focused care including pediatrics and outpatient services. Wellness event: Healthy City USA and Idaho State University are hosting “Livin’ La Vida Yoga” Aug. 29 in Pocatello, with a free guided yoga session and local health resource booths. Rabies alert: Idaho North Central District confirmed rabid bats in Nez Perce County, urging residents to avoid handling bats and seek prompt medical care after any suspected exposure.
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