We have an update on a delegation of lawmakers in Jerusalem as guests of the Israeli government; we'll tell you about a lawsuit challenging Idaho's use of taxpayer money to subsidize private school tuition; plus we have details on how thousands of abandoned Idaho mines pose a threat of flooding.

We'll tell you about Robert Redford's many connections to Idaho; we've got details on an Idaho delegation visiting Jerusalem; and it turns out that the City of Lewiston is "portraying" the City of Seattle in a movie, currently filming in north-central Idaho.

We'll tell how Idaho hunters will be rewarded for using non-toxic ammunition; we'll report on the passing of an Idaho sports legend; and we'll tell why some classic motorcycles will be rolling through Idaho today.

Quagga mussels are back and so is the expensive effort to get them out of the Snake River; we'll update you on the heated debate over mail delivery in the City of Ketchum: and an Idaho professor has discovered a... wait for it... moon.

New COVID vaccines should be becoming available, but there are significant restrictions on access; we have a new financial report card for the State of Idaho; and a big decision came down this week regarding McCall's so-called "areas of impact."

We'll tell you about a vigil on the steps of the Idaho Statehouse Wednesday night to remember Charlie Kirk; there has been a fourth sexual assault on the campus of Boise State in less than a month; and we've got details on 9-11 memorial events across the region today.

We'll tell you about a memorable way to honor the lives lost on 9-11; we've got details on the new law the eliminates federal taxes on tips; plus we'll tell you about a sharp increase in Boise School District property taxes.

How many Idaho students were disciplined during the past school year? Idaho lawmakers got an update on a possible U.S. government shutdown; and big change is in the weather outlook.