anti-government activist Ammon Bundy is back on the clock in bankruptcy proceedings brought by St. Luke's Medical System, advancing toward cleanup of radioactive waste at the Hanford nuclear site, reported immunization rates of Idaho's kindergarteners continue to fall, and, did the Idaho man nominated for USDA undersecretary construct a cabin in the Sawtooth National Forest without permission?

Analysis shows state tax cuts benefits top income earners, the U.S Forest goes against research and  calls for immediate wildfire suppression, the affects of extreme heat in rural populations and how unhoused populations can stay cool in the Treasure Valley this summer.

Former Idaho Attorney General, Tony Park, dies at 90, Ada County rewrites its zoning codes and early snowpack melt is hitting the Rocky Mountains

Ceremonies were held across the region Monday to mark Memorial Day 2025; river watchers say float season is not ready to go just yet; and by the end of the summer, Idaho will have fewer Red Cross blood donation center.

Idaho's largest health system will not fly the LGTBQ+ pride flag during Pride Month, as it has for the past several years, what to expect on the roads this Memorial Day weekend - and the start of summer construction season, plus Garden City pathologist Dr. Ryan Cole reaches an agreement with the state medical board over disciplinary action taken by the state of Washington.

LatinX Pride comes to Boise for the first time, new fire stations in Middleton and Star will sit empty after two levies failed this week, Boise goes to the dogs (again), and tips for keeping pets safe during holiday travel.

We have results from Tuesday's Consolidated Election in Idaho; we'll tell you why Boise Police say they need more resources to combat an increase in financial crimes and internet crimes; plus we have an update on the still-in-the-planning Stibnite Gold Mine.

It's Election Day and we have a recap of some of the high-profile races; Idaho's Department of Labor has released new job numbers; there's growing concern about lower vaccination rates among Idaho kindergartners; and there's plenty of change in the new weather outlook.

On today's Connector, the latest on a major federal firefighter cancer study that had been shut down due to federal layoffs. Also, five Idaho cities are among the fastest growing nationwide. 

A special prosecutor could be appointed to investigate a leak of sensitive information in the murder case against Bryan Kohberger, Boise Mayor Lauren McLean's fifth 'state of the city' address, and a new home and new neighbors for one of ZooBoise's most popular animals! Plus, McCall-area residents will be surveyed on land management practices, as a land swap around Payette Lake is reportedly being negotiated between IDL and the USFS.