You'll want to hear about a new survey of Treasure Valley voters. They have plenty to say about housing; the Idaho Legislature is, once again, weighing in the landmark Supreme Court ruling to legalizes gay marriage; and while it's common courtesy not to linger in the left hand lane while you're driving... should it be against the law?

There's yet another proposed cut to the state budget; now that they're not producing pennies anymore, what should Idaho merchants do about making change? And we're about to hear more about something called "Keep Boise Cool."

Should Idaho public school teachers be compelled to read Bible passages to their students? Should Idaho public school students continue to be allowed to leave their class to participate in political demonstrations... or even to testify on a bill? And in the wake of a gold medal win for the ages, Idaho living legend Hilary Knight is burning up the ice... now in her day job.

There was an emotional hearing concerning Kratum at the Statehouse Thursday; legislators debated whether the state should be telling how local schools provide recess; and today's the deadline for would-be legislators to officially file their Idaho candidacy.

Protesting or disrupting a religious service could become a crime in Idaho under a bill moving through the statehouse, a beloved Amish market near the town of Salmon has burned to the ground, public lands at the center of a hearing with President Trump's nominee to lead the Bureau of Land Management, and lawmakers chip away at Idahoan's ability to vote by affidavit.

We report on the backlash after a man testified before a legislative committee in brownface; we'll tell you about a new bill that concerns so-called "medical neglect;" they're debating about the future of the Boise Library system; and we'll tell you how it's not too late to celebrate Chinese New Year in a big way.

There's an emotional effort to try to restore the ACT program which brings much needed services to Idahoans with severe mental illness; how much should Idaho pay counties to "house" its excess inmates? And we have the latest on Idaho's snowpack and drought status.

Should a moment of silence be required in Idaho public school rooms? Lawmakers are debating the fate of that tiny sticker that goes on your license plate each year (or two); and McCall police say they need some help to take care of the rowdys during their Fourth of July celebration.