Thursday, July 9

Wednesday, July 22

What you should know about air quality, with wildfire smoke inundating the Treasure Valley, southern Idaho's cereal grain crop should be okay this year after concerns of damaging spring frosts, and Idaho group hopes to get a U.S. Supreme Court ruling on coordinated campaign donations overturned, and Idaho has spent about half its planned wildfire budget already this fire season.

Tuesday, July 21

Evacuation orders downgraded on the Ohio Fire near Hailey, a North Idaho drag performer drops a defamation lawsuit against a Christian lobbying group, the suspect in this month's deadly stabbing on the Boise greenbelt will undergo a mental competency evaluation, and state water managers meet today to discuss newly-expanded oversight responsibilities for cloud-seeding.

Monday, July 20

The latest on major fires burning in Idaho, smoke in the air and the increasing fire activity across the U.S., plus Idaho ended last fiscal year in the black, Nampa defunds public transit, and United Methodist Church leaders from Oregon and Idaho will not bring a regional conference back to Idaho next year after concerns over LGTBQ safety and respect.

Friday, July 17

Pro women's soccer in Boise will be delayed, 'community solar' is coming to the city of Boise, some water customers in McCall are in danger of shutoffs after a billing system change, and the coach who led Boise State football onto blue turf for the very first time has died.

Thursday, July 16

Lawmakers debate how much to spend on improving physician education in the state, Garden City joins Boise in requiring e-motos to be licensed and insured and only used on roads, Idaho schools get a record dividend payment from the Idaho Lottery, and the Attorney General warns of a new scam targeting the race for housing.