On this episode, we’ve got details on the fatal shooting Sunday of firefighters in North Idaho. Also on the show, an ACLU lawsuit over an Idaho bill that cuts health care access for undocumented immigrants and a public meeting this evening about Caldwell’s animal shelter contract.

A lawsuit to stop mining exploration near the headwaters of the Boise River, abortion rights advocates gear up to get a ballot initiative to next year's general election, a slight delay in the capital trial of Bryan Kohberger, and a partial reversal from the Idaho Supreme Court on the liability of local ski areas when patrons get hurt or die.

The effort to shore up firefighting personnel at Boise Fire stations continues to be a challenge; federal funding for victim services organizations continues to decline; and Idaho families continue their watch on the homefront as their loved ones continue their Middle East deployment.

There's a lot of attention of late on Idaho's "roadless rule," and with good reason; Boise officials are spending a lot of time drilling into their next proposed spending plan; and we'll tell you why this so-called "water year" is one of the driest on record.

The City of Boise is prepping to update its "anti-camping" rules to align with the new so-called "Galloway Law," more Idahoans are weighing in on a proposa which could see more than 21 million acres of public land in the Gem State sold, and new budget cuts are threatening geological survey offices across the Mountain West.

We'll bring you the latest on an investor lawsuit against a soon-to-be reopened gold mine in Idaho.

The recent Measles outbreak is seemingly tapering off in Mountain West States.

And researchers are making progress on being able to better predict harmful algae blooms.

We'll have reactions to the U.S. Supreme Court earlier this week upholding a ban on gender affirming care for minors across the country -- including in Idaho.

A Congressional Republican spending package could sell off up to three million acres of public land. We'll take a look at exactly what could be up for auction.

And Wyoming transportation officials are pushing back a major closure of Teton Pass until next weekend.

Tensions mounted Tuesday in the latest contract bargaining session between the City of Boise and Boise Police; the official launch of float season on the Boise River has been announced; and this has been a celebratory week for a regional chef who is bringing home a top award from the James Beard Foundation.