Nuclear Waste Alarm: The Snake River Alliance is warning that a new waiver tied to the Snake River Plain Aquifer could leave Idaho exposed to unresolved nuclear waste risks, including transport dangers and HALEU proliferation concerns. Energy & Power Supply: Idaho Power is expanding solar through the Jackpot Solar Project near Twin Falls, adding 120 megawatts under a 20-year purchase contract, as the utility prepares for rising demand. Wildlife in the Spotlight: Idaho Fish and Game relocated a yearling moose near Rupert and says Magic Valley moose numbers are stable, while urging people to keep distance from moose. Public Lands Recreation Pressure: Eagle Island and Lucky Peak are seeing sharp increases in day use, with parks staff stretched by higher attendance. Water Quality Watch: Montana DEQ declared the Big Hole River impaired, citing nutrient-driven eutrophication and low oxygen that harm aquatic life and fishing. Solar Fight in Idaho: Ada County commissioners rejected a proposed solar farm application, with farmers and residents citing preservation of Idaho’s “way of life.” Community & Conservation Funding: Idaho Community Foundation awarded Forever Idaho Grants to 28 Southwest Idaho organizations, including support for early learning, libraries, and mental health.