Abortion Ruling in Idaho: A federal judge says Idaho can’t prosecute doctors who perform abortions when needed to protect a pregnant person’s health or prevent self-harm, blocking parts of the state’s near-total abortion ban while the decision is set to be appealed. Public Health & Food Safety: Idaho health officials issued guidance tied to a harmful algal bloom at Spring Valley Reservoir, warning people to avoid water contact and to thoroughly clean and fillet fish (removing skin, fat, and internal organs) before eating. Infectious Disease Watch: Health officials warn of an increase in pertussis cases as the school year begins, urging vaccination and prevention steps. Local Health Threats: Central District Health approved $250,000 to fight an invasive rat infestation, aiming to reduce disease risk with prevention and possible free trap support. Health Care Access & Housing: Boise broke ground on The Sherwood, a 48-unit supportive housing project for families exiting homelessness, partnering with CATCH and Terry Reilly Health Services. Injury Update: A semi-truck rollover on I-84 near Heyburn sent two people to the hospital and blocked lanes, with investigators still looking into the crash. Wellness in the Community: A retired doctor’s nonprofit flew pets from an overcrowded Oklahoma shelter to Central Oregon for adoption, including animals moved through Idaho-region routes. Idaho in National Rankings: WalletHub ranked Idaho No. 1 for “best states to live,” citing strengths in affordability, the economy, safety, and improving education/health.