Abortion Pill & Water Safety: Idaho and 13 other Republican attorneys general (plus 19 GOP members of Congress) urged the EPA to classify mifepristone as a water contaminant, arguing wastewater risk is growing—while environmental health experts say there’s no proof medication abortion harms water or people. Rural Health & Insurance: Portneuf Health in southeastern Idaho says it’s now out of network with Regence BlueShield after contract talks ended June 15, citing denied claims and unpaid balances; Regence says patients can seek care elsewhere. Bird Flu in Idaho Dairies: USDA reports 32 new H5N1 cases in Idaho livestock herds in the past 30 days, nearly all on dairies; quarantines remain in place and pasteurized milk from affected cows is not seen as a human health concern. Idaho Fireworks Safety: Twin Falls fire officials are reminding residents to buy and use only “safe and sane” fireworks this Fourth of July to reduce wildfire risk during drought. College Athletics Oversight: Gov. Brad Little created a College Athletics Working Group to gather input from Idaho public universities and propose policy and investment solutions. Wellness in Pocatello: A new Mind Body & Spirit Expo drew local practitioners and small businesses for a free community wellness day. Wildlife & Community Education: Idaho Fish and Game unveiled an interpretive sign for the Cassia Crossbill in the South Hills, highlighting habitat conservation for a species found nowhere else.