Rural Health Funding: The University of Wyoming School of Medicine received a $25 million gift to launch a rural and Indigenous medical student scholarship program for the WWAMI region, aiming to boost access to care where it’s hardest to find. Public Health Alert: Wyoming confirmed its first rabies case of the year in Sheridan County after a rabid bat was found in a downtown backyard; health officials urge people to stay alert outdoors and seek care after any bat contact. Care Access & Policy: U.S. Rep. Rob Bresnahan says he will fight proposed federal Medicaid rules that advocates warn could disrupt coverage for people with serious illnesses, as new work and re-application requirements loom. Long-Term Care Quality: Memorial Hospital of Carbon County reported perfect patient-satisfaction scores in an April HCAHPS survey, highlighting strong staff responsiveness and discharge communication. Prevention & Wellness: Wyoming health officials are urging tick-bite precautions during a tick spike, reminding residents to prevent exposure and seek guidance if bitten. Community Health & Education: UW Extension announced a free three-part drought webinar series (June 11, 18, 25) on caring for gardens, trees, and turf with limited water. Health & Safety in Schools: A Cheyenne-area report on PE shows Wyoming elementary students may get far less physical education than national guidelines recommend, raising concerns for student activity levels. Energy, Health, and Environment: A Cheyenne rally dubbed the “Wyoming Wind Wall” raised health-adjacent concerns about wildlife impacts and stress on ranching and tourism as more turbines come online.