The Connector: Idaho Daily News

Boise threatens to pull Darigold's sewer use permit over on-going wastewater pollution concerns, a 15-year old boy shot in west Boise after a 'ding-dong-ditch' prank, Boise City Council will consider a moratorium on new data center construction, ESPN College Gameday returning to Boise State for the first time in 16 years, and it's title time for AC Boise!

Albertsons ordered to pay $900 million for fueling the opioid crisis in Washington State, Ada County Sheriff Matt Clifford slams a public records request for body cam footage from a deputy killed in the line of duty, Pocatello will pay $4.5 million to settle a wrongful death lawsuit after police shot a 17-year old disabled boy, and Blaine County is scrambling to find a way to conduct an annual count of unsheltered people in the community.

Organizers say the defeat of Prop 1 is a 'gut punch' to women in Idaho, there is more gold than previously confirmed at Stibnite, a surviving victim of the 2022 U of I quadruple murder is asking a court to protect her privacy as some investigation materials could be made public, and historic elections in the mountain west region.

Election coverage and analysis from Idaho's major races; with political reporter James Dawson and Boise State University Professor of Political Science Jaclyn Kettler.

Election day reminders for anyone planning to visit the polls today, a far-right Republican Senator says he'll challenge for leadership this session, the State Supreme Court rules that some body cam video from an Ada County Sheriff's Deputy killed in the line of duty must be publicly released, more young students are reading at grade level in Idaho this fall, and when BSU football might get quarterback Maddux Madsen back on the field.