Commuters are facing another day of thick fog and stagnant air continues to blanket much of the region, so when will this scour out?  Some of Idaho's top economists are looking into their collective crystal balls to forecast the state's economic outlook; plus what's the real chance for Ashton Jeanty to bring home the Heisman Trophy?

In today's episode, groundwater resources are drying up in the West, attendance boundaries are expected to change for Owyhee elementary school, and the 18th annual Holiday Kids Bike Giveaway.

Today's headlines: An abortion referral injunction is upheld, wildfire resilience, and a preview of this evening's Boise State Football game.

On today's episode, Treasure Valley's irrigation system gets a makeover, Idaho is the nation's leader in small business growth, and the Treasure Valley has entered Inversion Season.

With cold, damp air and thick fog dominating the outlook, we'll chat with the National Weather Service about what we can expect; in the wake of this week's court ruling on Idaho's so-called "abortion trafficking law," we have an update on where the state stands now; there's some new interesting post-election polling on Native American voters; and we'll tell you about an interesting proposal that would allow larger events to sell liquor in some Boise parks.

We'll hear part of an emotional hearing coming from a Statehouse hearing that considered diversity, equity and inclusion programs at Idaho colleges and universities;  the National Weather Service will update us on bone-chilling temps and a frustrating air stagnation advisory; and as we head toward winter, we'll hear how this summer's massive wildfires will impact Idaho wildlife in the backcountry.

A much-discussed, and currently underway construction project will be the topic of yet another public hearing at Boise City Hall later today; we'll tell you how environmental activists may concede that while Idaho may never get rid of mining, they do want the companies to, at least, do it the right way; and we'll hear how Idaho's refugee population has deep concerns for President-Elect Trump's promise to overhaul our nation's immigration process.

Today we visit the Treasure Valley YMCA, where swim instructors are hosting after-hours lessons in the pool for women in the refugee community. The program respects modesty restrictions, works through language barriers and recognizes trauma.

For Thanksgiving 2024, we've got some last minute ideas for side dishes. Yummy.

We've got your Thanksgiving forecast straight from the National Weather Service' three weeks after Election Day, Idaho officials have now officially confirmed the results; we'll tell you about 40 years of the Festival of Trees; and there's a rumor going around that there's a big football game on Friday.