Food Safety: Idaho’s deputy state epidemiologist shares practical steps to prevent foodborne illness, including how to handle produce safely and what to do if you get sick. Air Quality & Health: Wildfire smoke is keeping Idaho skies hazy; a Boise State respiratory care expert breaks down who’s most at risk and how smoke can affect lungs and even the heart. Infectious Disease: Idaho parents are being reminded to get back-to-school vaccinations as measles cases rise nationally; Idaho has reported 10 cases this year and officials warn rates are low for kindergarteners. EMS & Access to Care: Idaho is looking to federal rural health funding to expand community paramedicine, aiming to strengthen EMS and reduce pressure on hospitals in underserved areas. Public Health Funding: Twin Falls says people affected by the Aug. 1 In-N-Out shooting may qualify for mental health reimbursement through the Idaho Crime Victims Compensation Program. Community Health: Teton County ends a measles emergency after its outbreak linked to Grand Teton worker housing appears over, with a related case reported in Driggs, Idaho. Climate & Heat: NOAA reports July 2026 was the hottest month on record across the contiguous U.S., a reminder that extreme heat can worsen health risks.