Two teens have been arrested in connection with a drive-by shooting in Boise Sunday which killed a 22-year old woman, the U.S. Ninth Circuit Court puts a ruling that slight expanded access to abortion in Idaho on hold, labor leaders prep for the Labor Day Holiday, as a record number of holiday travelers is facing record high fuel prices, and a robust discussion on the Boise City Council dais over well water or city water for a new build in west Boise.

The State Supreme Court has little time to decide how Proposition 1 should be described to voters on ballots this November, Ada County's political leaders and health officials want to understand how bad the rat problem is - but say there isn't much money to do anything about it, Idaho's Department of Corrections officially signs an agreement with Immigration and Customs Enforcement, and a critical incident report found a Twin Falls Police officer fired multiple shots in the response to the mass shooting at an In-N-Out Burger August 1st.

Andy Hawes will return to the Boise School District Board of Trustees, a new spider species was found in Idaho, Chobani plans more expansion - but not in Idaho, and as the 35th Spirit of Boise Balloon Classic gets underway, a look at the history of hot air balloons. 

Idaho's AG declares churches can contribute financially to political issues like Proposition 1 without declaring individual donors, Canyon County's Prosecutor drops a trespassing citation against a man who was evangelizing and refused to leave the 2C Pride event in June, and it's election day in the Boise School District.

Idaho's Department of Insurance moves to take control of the Teacher's Benefit Trust health insurance program, Boise police are investigating an apparent drive-by shooting early Sunday which left one woman dead, McCall reevaluates its Independence Day celebration, and Blaine County Commissioners split over a big budget increase for the incoming coroner.

The group behind abortion-rights measure Proposition 1 is suing the state again over proposed ballot language, drought conditions hitting Idaho's farmers hard, Idaho appears to be on a winning path in the fight against quagga mussels, and one rural Idaho county's unique approach to wildfire mitigation planning.

A recent court ruling allowing doctors to preform abortions to protect a mother's health was narrowed to protect only the doctor who sued over Idaho's abortion ban, Treasure Valley health officials are working to establish a rat abatement district as rat sightings grow, how much will Idaho get from the $17.1 billion settlement with social media giant Meta? We check in on the health of Idaho's most critical drinking water resource, and, when to look up for a partial lunar eclipse - if clouds don't get in the way.

The man charged with stabbing another man to death on the Boise Greenbelt this summer could have charges paused indefinitely, Boise School District cuts the ribbon on new electric school buses, firefighters battle new blazes in Idaho as dangerous weather conditions persist, and press freedom groups are suing the Trump Administration over non-reporting of deaths and injuries in U.S. National Parks.

Campaign coffers fill up on both sides of the fight for abortion rights in Idaho, the 'orange bag' plastic recycling program will end next year, vaccination exemptions continue to rise among incoming kindergarten students, and more on how Idaho's economy could suffer in a U.S.-Canada trade war.

Idaho starts its new fiscal year by beating income expectations, the newly-revived trade war between the US and Canada could affect Idaho businesses, a Twin Falls man has died after an incident with police in Ontario, Oregon, and Ketchum has its first new police chief in 17 years.