Minidoka History Restoration: Friends of Minidoka says an $8.1M Legacy Restoration Fund grant will restore key WWII-era structures at Minidoka National Historic Site, including barracks, a mess hall, and a root cellar, bringing the site closer to 1940s conditions. Rural Health Funding: Idaho Health and Welfare Director Juliet Charron stressed that new federal Rural Health Transformation grants can support more than hospitals—aiming to expand services through community partners as deadlines near. Trans Rights in Idaho: Trans Affirm released an “Idaho Inclusive Bathroom Map” to help people find safe restrooms after Idaho’s new law criminalizing transgender restroom use. Women’s Sports at the Supreme Court: A Supreme Court ruling tied to Idaho and West Virginia upheld states’ ability to restrict girls’ and women’s school sports to biological females, reigniting debate over Title IX and fairness. Local Education & Jobs: North Idaho College is rolling out a job-or-transfer guarantee for qualifying graduates, with free support if employment doesn’t land quickly. Community Culture: The Idaho International Choral Festival returns to Pocatello July 14–19, bringing choirs from multiple countries and across the U.S. Hands-on Learning: The Idaho Museum of Natural History’s mobile dinosaur exhibit is headed to Ashton and Island Park libraries for free, touchable fossil programming. Tech & Economy: Micron announced up to $250B+ in U.S. chip investment through 2035, with major job projections and expansion tied to Idaho and other states. Public Safety: Idaho AG Raúl Labrador urged the FCC to tighten rules against illegal robocalls, targeting scammers’ access to real phone numbers. Queer Pride Legacy: Dykes on Bikes marks 50 years, tracing how the iconic Pride tradition grew from a 1976 San Francisco ride into a global movement. Courts & Conduct: A misconduct inquiry continues into 9th Circuit Judge Ryan Nelson after an Idaho Falls parking-lot incident involving alleged battery and property damage.