Boise State's Homecoming Weekend, clean energy on Idaho farms, a wind project at risk in South Central Idaho, and much more.

Witnesses say an Idaho lawmaker was at the center of an ugly incident at a candidate forum, there's some good news on the fire watch, there's a significant change involving kids coming into the YMCA, and there's about to be a big change at the cell phone waiting area at the Boise Airport.

We'll tell you why Boise wants to mount traffic cameras near select intersections, we've got some good news from the fire watch, plus we're learning on how some of Idaho's newest residents are quite politically active.

Today, we're learning about Idaho's new public defender system, we'll consider the aftereffects - on all of us - in the shadow of wildland fires, plus we'll recap what you absolutely have to know about absentee ballots.

Preparation to install and test the first transportable nuclear reactor has started in eastern Idaho. About 1,500 absentee ballots sent out in Jerome and Payette counties were missing legal language for Proposition 1. And after a successful pilot, the city of Boise's curbside composting program is available to residents in apartments and large multifamily buildings.

We've got details on Bryan Kohberger's first appearance in an Ada County courtroom, we'll tell you about a new effort to crackdown on underage vaping, and we've got pretty interesting pre-election registration numbers.

We've got a forecast you won't want to miss, we've got a wildland fire update, plus we'll tell you about a crazy accident in downtown Boise and we also have some new data that confirms that Boiseans are driving more than ever

Wildland firefighters across the region are really liking today's weather outlook, we'll tell you about the first Treasure Valley Youth Fentanyl Summit, and we'll ask why the City of Boise needs insurance coverage through no less than seven different insurance companies.