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Governor Little has signed a bill reinstating a firing squad as a method of execution in Idaho. The way the bill is written shows that the new guidelines will go into effect on July 1, 2023.

A huge Thanksgiving feast at home might be a tradition, but making a reservation and taking the family out for dinner will help you avoid 7 days worth of leftovers.

Veteran's Day is coming up Thursday, November 11, and a parade that had been planned for that day in Boise will be delayed for an entire year.

It's the 8th Annual Free Day of Dentistry on Wednesday, November 10th, but you have to make an appointment.

Hospitals can't run out of blood, and there are worries that things may be getting to the point. And, what happens to your blood after it's donated?

Winter graduates at Boise State will get their diplomas on December 18th, at two different ceremonies.

A mom who was also a Nampa School District employee died last week after a three-week battle with COVID-19. She had been fully vaccinated for six months.

Someone abandoned five pet rats at the Coeur d’Alene Public Library last week, and after dirtying up some books, they'd like to find a new home.

New paintings are on display at City Hall that show iconic Boise buildings including the Egyptian Theater, the Idaho Statehouse, and the Idanha building. They're a gift directly from the artist.

If it's real, it could prove that humans existed in Idaho two million years ago.  But some say the so-called Nampa Figurine is nothing but a hoax.