Generic Drug Settlements: Montana Attorney General Austin Knudsen is urging residents to check eligibility and file claims tied to a multistate settlement over alleged generic drug price-fixing, with preliminary court approval for a distribution plan and about $96.5 million already tied to several manufacturers. Veterans Flu Shot Push: The Montana VA Healthcare System is rolling out a statewide flu vaccination push with walk-in and drive-up clinics in Billings, Bozeman, Butte, and Browning. Rural Doctor Pipeline: The federal government awarded $11.2 million to expand rural residency programs, including $750,000 for a new family medicine residency in Buffalo, aiming to keep more clinicians practicing in small communities. West Nile Update: Prairie County reported its first human West Nile case, while nearby counties also show virus activity in mosquitoes, horses, and humans—health officials urge prevention and awareness. Local Health Access & Care: A free virtual “Practical Estate Planning” event in Park County will cover Medicaid planning and health care instructions, and a new women’s health clinic is set to open in Polson. Community Health Events: Daniels County’s “Boo Bingo” fundraiser supports local cancer treatment and screening costs, and Tough Enough To Wear Pink Mammogram Day offers free mammograms for eligible uninsured or underinsured women. Public Safety Health Concern: Spokane County deputies are asking for help locating 75-year-old Gerald W. Buchholtz, who left home without meds or wallet and has memory issues.