Data Centers & Privacy: Spokane County commissioners delayed a vote on a data-center moratorium while records show Commissioner Al French had long, quiet talks with a developer tied to a potential “large load” facility—another flashpoint over power, water, and local control. Surveillance Cameras: Post Falls Mayor Randy Westlund says the city won’t use Flock cameras, arguing against mass surveillance and pushing for Idaho to delete license-plate data faster. Immigration Enforcement: Bonneville County Sheriff Samuel Hulse told legislators ICE partnerships should stay voluntary and local, not mandated by state law. Idaho Courts & Public Safety: A federal judge ordered Boise psychiatrist Alexander Wills’ sexual assault case to proceed to trial next week. State Policy & Social Trends: Idaho’s divorce rate keeps falling, with reporting pointing to delayed marriage as a key driver. Elections & Governance: Idaho’s Medicaid work requirements are set to begin Jan. 1, 2027, with officials saying most enrollees are expected to meet the rules. Congress & Energy: U.S. Rep. Mike Simpson highlighted his continued House leadership on energy, public lands, and wildfire funding. Legal/Crime: ISP Forensic Services again earned top international efficiency recognition.