West Nile Update: South Dakota health officials confirmed the first West Nile virus mosquito pools of the season in Brown County, urging residents to use repellents, wear long sleeves at dusk-to-dawn, and remove standing water. Rabies Alert: Wind Cave National Park reported three bats testing positive for rabies since early May, warning that even dead bats should be treated as a possible exposure and anyone who had contact should call the state health department. Food Security: A ProPublica investigation says more than 770,000 children have stopped receiving SNAP benefits after federal rule changes, raising concerns about nutrition and health for kids. Local Health Workforce & Housing: Fall River Health Services in Hot Springs is investing in affordable housing near the hospital to help address staffing shortages driven by lack of local housing. Child Health & Education: South Dakota’s Kids Count report ranks the state 38th for education and notes weaker health outcomes for children, including uninsured rates. Prevention & Care Access: AARP and United Way expanded the 211 Caregiver Support Program into more states, including South Dakota, to help family caregivers find services. Community Planning: Rapid City residents have until today to comment on the Parks and Recreation Master Plan, with survey results highlighting parks, trails, greenways, and wellness spaces. Nutrition Assistance for Dairy Month: Prairie Farms Dairy donated milk to Feeding South Dakota and is matching donations throughout June. Vaccination Reminder: South Dakota pediatric and vaccine groups urge families to review immunization records before summer travel amid ongoing measles risk. Forage Safety: SDSU Extension encourages producers to test forage nitrate levels, especially during drought stress, to protect livestock—particularly pregnant animals.