Friday, July 10

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.

Wednesday, July 8

More than 100 people in Idaho have now been sickened - some hospitalized - after drinking raw milk. Plus, the latest on the Claremont fire in the Boise foothills, Fruitland Police get to the bottom of a smelly situation, and protests planned around the annual gathering of wealthy and powerful tech and media leaders in Sun Valley.

Tuesday, July 7

Multiple new fires sparked in Idaho Monday, including in the Boise foothills. Plus, a homicide investigation is underway after a man was found dead on the Boise Greenbelt, where to access free meals for kids this summer, and a cancer diagnosis for the superintendent of Idaho's largest school district. *After publication of this podcast, fire officials updated the size of the Claremont fire from 2,000 to 2,500 acres.

Monday, July 6

News on Idaho’s abortion ballot initiative, solar power in the West, how Idahoans celebrated the Fourth of July, and the state of the states.