Maternal Mental Health Watch: A new report card says Wyoming is tied for last in the nation for maternal mental health, earning a D- due to gaps in specialty therapists, screening, treatment options, paid leave, and childcare—highlighting a bigger challenge for rural OB access. SNAP Accuracy & Costs: USDA released FY2025 SNAP payment error rates: South Dakota tops accuracy, while Wyoming is among the low-error states (3.96%), helping it avoid penalties tied to a 6% threshold—though other states face major budget pressure. Rural Mental Health Data Sharing: Mountain resort communities across the Rocky Mountain West are “moving the needle” by sharing mental and behavioral health survey data through a Katz-Amsterdam Foundation-backed effort that now includes Jackson, Wyoming. Neonatal Care Milestone: Eastern Idaho Regional Medical Center celebrated a miracle micro-preemie’s first birthday—born at 22 weeks—underscoring the role of Level III NICUs in extreme prematurity survival. Assisted Living Concerns: Families in Wyoming are raising serious complaints about assisted living care quality and resident privacy, calling out leadership turnover, communication failures, and alleged exploitation risks. Fire District Budget Strain: Laramie County fire districts warn they could be forced to scale back or close as property tax cuts and annexations shrink funding, with special districts across Wyoming facing similar shortfalls. Community Health Access: Mountainview Hospital launched a monthly farmers market to boost access to fresh, healthier foods for patients and the surrounding community.