West Nile Update (Idaho): Idaho health officials confirmed the state’s first West Nile virus meningitis case of the season in a Canyon County resident over 65, with West Nile already detected in mosquitoes across southwest Idaho—prompting reminders for older adults and anyone immunocompromised to use repellent and reduce standing water. Maternal Care Access: A new report highlights how rural hospitals losing labor-and-delivery services are leaving more communities as maternity care deserts, with Idaho cited as having counties where expectant mothers must travel far for obstetric care. Pregnancy Care Under Abortion Ban: Idaho Matters discussed how the abortion ban and shrinking OB/GYN workforce are affecting pregnancy care, including access challenges for complicated cases. Vaccines & School Enrollment: CDC data shows U.S. kindergarten vaccination rates inch down while exemptions hit a record high, and Idaho-area districts are weighing enforcement options as measles concerns grow. Local Health & Safety: Saint Alphonsus and Life Flight Network donated $20,000 to rural fire districts for training as regional wildfire response ramps up. Community Health Story: One Newdale father is in the ICU after contracting a flesh-eating bacterial infection that rapidly damaged his leg, underscoring the need for fast medical care when symptoms escalate. Road Safety (Idaho Falls): A minivan crash near Idaho Falls sent a driver to the hospital after failing to yield at a stop sign. Health-Adjacent Policy: The Trump administration moved to rescind the federal roadless rule, a change that could affect forest management and wildfire risk discussions nationwide.