NCAA Eligibility Fight: A new NCAA rule allowing players to return to college has sparked confusion and lawsuits, with cases like undrafted tight end Dae’Quan Wright’s move back to play at LSU highlighting how eligibility rules are colliding with pro football timelines. Idaho Public Records Clash: Idaho’s Tax Commission is refusing to release private school tax-credit data sought through public records requests, keeping taxpayers in the dark about who benefits from the Parental Choice Tax Credit. Abortion Ballot Fight: Fundraising is accelerating over Idaho’s Proposition 1 abortion initiative, with Too Extreme for Idaho and Idahoans United for Women and Families both reporting large war chests and very different donor bases. Local Policing & Surveillance: Whitman County disabled its Flock license-plate cameras after residents raised privacy concerns, while Ketchum’s police department transition to local control continues as the city ends its contract with the sheriff’s office. Water & Western Policy: The federal Colorado River plan orders mandatory cuts for Arizona, California, and Nevada while upstream states rely on voluntary conservation, as Nevada pushes back in court. Idaho Courts & Abortion Access: Idaho Attorney General Labrador is appealing a court order expanding abortion access, keeping the legal fight active. Business & Community: A Caldwell-area college volleyball honor went to College of Idaho’s Shaynee McWilliams after a perfect start, and Idaho’s nonprofit sector faces a funding gap as demand rises.