Election Watch (Washakie County): Voters head to the Nov. 3 ballot with two sales tax questions, including a new “half-cent” measure to fund emergency medical services, plus the familiar one-cent general purpose tax. Local senior centers are hosting forums next week in Worland and Ten Sleep. Suicide Prevention (Laramie County): Cheyenne Regional Medical Center highlights the Wyoming Institute of Population Health’s 2026 Suicide Fatality Review, stressing persistence and a two-part review process that uses standard risk profiles and, with consent, deeper case context. Public Health (Cheyenne water): A harmful cyanobacterial bloom advisory was issued for the West Causeway at Granite Springs Reservoir; officials say toxins can’t be removed by boiling or filtration and urge avoiding contact and not ingesting affected water. Mental Health Funding (Wyoming): Wyoming County Suicide Prevention Walk coverage spotlights local help, hope, and resources. Rural Care (Residencies): Federal funding will support new rural medical residency programs, including $750,000 for a family medicine residency in Buffalo, aiming to keep more doctors practicing in underserved areas. Drug Pricing (Generic settlements): Wyoming-related state AG updates continue as multi-state coalitions seek court approval for settlements tied to alleged generic drug price inflation. Wildlife Health (Pronghorn die-off): Wyoming Game and Fish reports GPS-collared pronghorn deaths during drought-stressed conditions, raising concerns about herd health. Hospital Governance (North Big Horn): Todd Simmons resigns from the North Big Horn Hospital board after taking a full-time role in Cody.