Idaho Fisheries: With severe drought and heat ahead, Idaho Fish and Game says some fishing opportunities may shrink, including possible fish die-offs, and managers are weighing options like salvage harvest, trapping and relocation, or letting conditions play out. Cattle Market Watch: New World screwworm adds uncertainty for ranchers, but analysts say it likely won’t derail record cattle prices—more a reason for some producers to sell and manage herds closely. Semiconductor Workforce: Northwest Nazarene University is joining a regional microelectronics education initiative led by Boise State, funded by the NSF, with research support and a semiconductor camp for Treasure Valley students. Veterans & Farming: University of Idaho Extension is launching a Boise farm program for veterans, funded by a USDA grant, offering hands-on training at Spaulding Ranch Park plus online coursework and market access. Local Roads: Idaho Transportation Department crews begin resurfacing the Highway 33 Business Spur in Rexburg Monday, with mostly nighttime work and short one-lane closures. Fraud Sentencing: A former Idaho resident, Susan White, was sentenced to federal prison for acting as a “money mule” in business email compromise fraud. Housing Pressure: A new look at month-to-month lease fees highlights how they can spike costs for Idaho renters and worsen housing insecurity. Education Records Fight: Idaho and Minnesota universities refused public records requests for controversial course syllabi, citing trade-secret or intellectual-property protections. Rural Healthcare: North Canyon Medical Center in Gooding is set to be featured in a national TV segment on how rural hospitals use technology and robotics to stay viable.