Today's news, The Lone Star Fire in Yellowstone National Park continues to burn even with colder weather. A Nebraska man was accused of stealing from a gas station. The group Helping Hands are reaching out to those that have been impacted by hurricane Laura.

An Interview with Jeremy Johnson with the Better Business Bureau Pacific North West about tactics being used by scammers posing as census data gatherers.

Idaho tax revenues are coming in much higher than expected, more fires pop up across Idaho, and a new Museum of Idaho exhibit will display an 18th century U.S. flag.

Today's news, The Caribou National Forest is looking for any information about the wild mountain fire near Pocatello. An Earthquake from March caused some structural concerns for The Craters of the Moon national Monument. A Wyoming native has been announced as the new spokeswoman for the National Park Service.

A major storm system causes power outages across Idaho, some local schools cancel today due to the outages, one person is killed and three more sent to the hospital in car crash near Tetonia, and the Great Salt Lake is shrinking?

Today's News, Idaho Teacher's pay is ranked 33rd in the Nation. A man was sentenced to jail after attacking a woman and pouring hot sauce in her eyes. St. John's Health in Jackson is adding a new clinic and a virtual health program.

An Interview with James Corbett about how BYU-Idaho's reopening will affect the community.

Governor Brad Little announces Idaho will remain in phase 4 of the economic recovery for another two weeks, the search continues for a missing two-year-old in Eagle, and Pocatello High School will consider changing its "Indian" mascot.

Today's News, Governor Butch Little has extended Phase four for another two weeks. A man was arrested after threatening a woman with a gun. A new artist has been chosen to paint a mural on path 22 overpass.

The IFPD and IDOC are seeking donations to give to members of the reentry programs to help people acclimate to community life after incarceration.