It looks like proposed health and welfare cuts are rather likely at the Statehouse this session; we'll tell you why a U.S. Cabinet Secretary was in Boise; plus we'll let you know about some new airport technology that will be scanning us differently... our luggage too.

How is it that the public isn't allowed to testify before the legislature's budget writing committee? There's plenty of change at city halls around the region with so many new city lawmakers being sworn in. And there are plenty of changes in one city... including when lawmakers will meet; and with this winter being so warm and dry there's a boatload of worry about this summer's water supply.

After years of debate, planning and renovation, they have cut the ribbon on Intefaith Sanctuary's new home for those without a home; the legislature's revenue assessment committee is being pretty optimistic about the coming year; and we have a story about government overreach when it comes to pygmy goats.

You really should hear the findings of an audit concerning DEI and Idaho public universities; Idaho Senator Jim Risch says more of his colleagues should be praising the President's actions in Venezuela; and we'll tell why so many Idhao parents got up so very early this morning.

There was a bit of good news at the Statehouse Tuesday regarding revenues, but they're still arguing over budget cuts; U.S. Supreme Court justices ackknowledge the difficult of the case challenging Idhao's law which bans trans athletes from participating in sports that align with thei gender identity; and there's a pretty big surprise regarding leadership in the community of McCall.

What was in the State of the State address? And why are Idaho doctors particularly concerned about this year's legislative session? Plus, the U.S. Supreme Court today hears oral arguments on Idaho's law that bans transgender athletes from participating on sports teams that align with their gender identity.

The 2026 edition of the Idaho Legislature gavels in today. What's their No. 1 priority? We have an update on the effort to put abortion access on a statewide ballot; and we'll tell you a growing number of ambulances are carrying something called "whole blood."

In the shadow of a fatal shooting involving an ICE agent, there was demonstration on the steps of the Idaho Capitol Thursday evening; we have a preview from both sides of the political aisle on next week's beginning of the Idaho legislative session; and can the Boise State men's basketball team redeem themselves after their coach called them "soft" and "selfish?"