Air Quality & Public Health: Republican AGs, including Montana’s, are asking the U.S. Supreme Court to reverse a decision upholding tighter EPA soot pollution limits—an effort they say is “politics, not public health,” while the original rule was aimed at preventing premature deaths. Mental Health Care Access: A judge granted an injunction pausing construction of a forensic mental health facility near Laurel, ordering more analysis of required water use before the project can move forward. Senior Health: Laurel’s Senior Center and MSU Extension are launching a free 12-week SAIL program (Strong, Active and Independent for Life) to help adults 65+ build strength, balance, and reduce falls. Child & Family Support: HUD Secretary Scott Turner joined Montana leaders to discuss housing stability for foster youth, highlighting a voucher program meant to help young adults avoid homelessness. Childcare Access: Mesa County is expanding childcare options by adding Centro sites to BridgeCare, letting families search for real-time Head Start and other openings in one place. Nutrition Assistance Policy: SNAP “junk food” restrictions in South Carolina are delayed after legal challenges, with new start dates pushed to November. Food Safety: FDA announced a large tofu recall (Hodo Inc.) affecting products distributed in Montana due to possible ink contamination. Violence & Community Impact: Bozeman police report a suspect was arrested after a crash and stabbing that sent a bystander to Bozeman Health Deaconess Hospital; the person is expected to survive.