Yes, Bryan Kohberger has been convicted and is behind bars but there was another court hearing concerning his murder trial Thursday; we'll tell you about the folks who put "labor" in Labor Day; and we've got the scoop on the final weekend of the Boise River float season.

You'll need to hear about an important survey regarding suicide in Idaho; there has been another "swatting" incident in Idaho; and Boise State football kicks off another season in front of a nationally televised audience today.

It's all about the weather today, as a cluster of thunderstorms sweep across the region; we've got details on the latest ISAT scores for Kindergartners through 11th graders; and we've got some surprising news about this year's cherry harvest.

We'll tell you the latest from Idaho's version of a DOGE task force; we have a preview of a meeting regarding the future of medical education in Idaho; we have an update on the fire watch; and there's big change in the weather outlook.

Idaho's version of a DOGE task force will be meeting today; we'll tell you about an exhibit from the Smithsonian Institution that's currently in Idaho - that, in spite, of being called "woke" by the President; and we pose the question, "What makes a city swimmable?"

In the wake of a third case of measles in Idaho, healthcare proviers are preparing for a potential spread; there's another health advisory at a body of water in Idaho; and large livestock farms are polluting the air and the hardest hit are the communities near those farms.

Another case of measles has been confirmed in Idaho; we'll tell you about a boil water order in one of our local communities; and we've got details on the "State of the University" at Boise State.

We have a story on the overall health of Idaho's labor market: we'll tell you about the future of solar power projects in Idaho; there's a new discovery of West Nile in our region; and the heat keeps on comin'.

Treefort has turned a profit for the first time since 2019; there was a fast moving wildfire in Eagle late Monday; we'll tell you about a proposal for a new autopsy facility; and it's going to be hot, hot, hot... again.

Governor Little has ordered state agencies and department to shave spending: we'll tell you about a proposal from Idaho health districts to reestablish inspections of public pools; and yes, this summer's heat has been doing a number on your eyes.