This morning, after criticizing the family of fallen Ada County Sheriffs Deputy Tobin Bolter, the president of a new nonprofit apologized and now says he'll stop using Bolter's name. Plus, an effort to protect snowpack data from cuts at the federal government, potential geothermal expansion in Cascade, and how rapid expansion in the west has led to increased economic risks from wildfire.

Despite threats from the AG, the Pride flag still flies outside Boise City Hall; the man heading a nonprofit to honor a slain law enforcement officer has had his own issues with the law; and there's a big change at one of Idhao's legacy colleges.

St. Luke's says Ammon Bundy is continuing to try to hide millions of his money from a court judgment; there's significant change in the weather outlook; and the Boise Depot is celebrating a birthday - a big one - today.

12,000+ filled the Idaho Center in Nampa Monday night to see Bernie Sanders, and BSPR's Julie Luchetta sat down with the Vermont Senator after the rally; plus we've got what you need to know on this Tax Day; and there's plenty of change in the weather outlook.

Politics - left of center - will play out in a big way at the Idaho Center in Nampa today; we're expecting new job numbers for Idaho this week; and we'll tell you why biologists are keeping close watch on conditions in the Pacific (here's a big hint: salmon).

A judge extends a restraining order for Idaho's newest immigration law, Boise's train depot is about to have a birthday and the Idaho Steelheads are fighting for a spot in the playoffs.

As trade wars create volatility all over the world, we look at how the tariff sparring is affecting Idaho farmers and the Mountain West's outdoor recreation industry. Plus, a new rule gives the Boise City Council the final say on contested conditional use building permits.

This morning, State lawmakers have gone home but Governor Brad Little still has bills on his desk, The Gene Harris Jazz Festival is changing and leaving its student band competition behind, do you have your STAR Card yet? The deadline is coming up. And budget airline Avelo is abandoning its Boise hub to charter deportation flights for the US Government.

We have more details on a police shooting in east Idaho which has left a young male with autism struggling for life; we'll tell you about the Trump administration's plan to use public lands for data centers; and there's a significant weather change heading our way.

We'll tell you about a troubling police shooting in Pocatello; we've got details on a new report regarding Idaho mediations in an effort to curb evictions; and there's big change in the weather outlook.