Monday, June 1

Wednesday, July 15

Boise's mayor pushes back on suggestions the city is somehow responsible for the murder of a man on the greenbelt by an unhoused person, Boiseans come together in solidarity with the latest person killed by federal immigration agents, forest officials are looking for people they say left a campfire unattended, leading to a wildfire Sunday near Alturas Lake in Blaine County, and direct service to Hawai'i is returning to the Boise Airport after more than a decade.

Tuesday, July 14

Abortion rights will be on the ballot in Idaho this November - what the data say about the petition signatures which qualified the issue for voters. Plus, two Republican state lawmakers blame Boise for the murder of a 25-year old man on the greenbelt trail last week, two national monument areas in neighboring Utah are being shrunk - again - by the Trump Administration, and one of Costa Rica's best soccer teams is coming to Boise in August.

Monday, July 13

Passers-by thwarted an assault and kidnapping Saturday night on the Boise greenbelt, a 41-year old man has confessed to killing a 25 year old riding a scooter on the greenbelt last week, chainsaws are coming to the Frank Church wilderness, estimated containment on the Claremont fire in the Boise foothills is pushed out to August 1, and Ada County Sheriff Matt Clifford explains why the county is changing it's emergency alert provider.

Friday, July 10

A suspect in what police have characterized as a random killing on the Boise greenbelt this week is in custody, what public lands advocates in Valley County like about a new proposed land swap around Payette Lake, and thousands of Snake River trust water users will not face curtailment this irrigation season.

Thursday, July 9

Boise Police need the public's help in an investigation into a homicide on the greenbelt, evacuation orders from the Claremont Fire downgraded in Boise County overnight, drought conditions expected to worsen this summer, and midwives at a Lewiston hospital sidelined after a physician steps down.  Today's audio file was corrected to remove music accidentally included in the final mix.