Local Politics & Gender: A new letter argues women’s concerns are being ignored in Idaho’s election season, pointing to disrespect toward women in national politics and Idaho’s own religious and anti-DEI posture. LGBTQ+ Community: Inland Oasis’ Palouse Pride events in Moscow drew crowds with a march and vendors, while organizers pointed to Idaho’s bathroom law (HB 752) and its impact on trans families. Education & Family Life: A Priest River Lamanna High School career technical education facility is nearing its Sept. 10 ribbon cutting, expanding forestry into a full natural-resources pathway. Immigration Enforcement: Idaho formalized an ICE warrant-serving agreement through IDOC under the 287(g) program, setting up how state custody can feed federal immigration actions. Public Safety & Surveillance: Wilder City Council backed away from a proposed Flock camera ban after the plan would have required broad changes to the city’s data and security systems. Arts & Culture Calendar: Boise’s Latino Fest returns for its 10th year with a parade, music, dance, and cultural exhibits, while the Boise Comic Arts Festival brings panels, workshops, and family-friendly comics literacy. Health & Community: An Avimor family is rallying for a 6th annual prostate cancer awareness walk after a 17-year battle. Local Environment Debate: A Panhandle public lands coalition faces renewed calls to reject a narrow Selkirks wilderness proposal as too small and poorly suited for local land management.