The judges found EPA permits in Idaho factory farms didn’t require enough monitoring of waste, and could lead to manure in waterways.

At the end of August, the Supreme Court of the United States blocked the Biden administration’s extended eviction moratorium. The moratorium had been in place through the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention as part of the agency’s policies to deal with a surge of COVID-19. Now, after the Supreme Court’s 6-3 decision, some low income renters in Idaho are once again facing eviction.

An interview with Gilda R. Daniels, author of Uncounted: The Crisis of Voter Suppression in America. The book warns about a premeditated strategy of restrictive laws and deceptive practices that is eroding the very basis of American democracy.

Boise State University will require all attendees to show proof of vaccination or a negative COVID test for home football games starting next month. The policy was met with relief by some fans at Saturday’s home loss to Oklahoma State, but derided by others.

Dr. Meghan McInerney, Critical Care Director at Saint Alphonsus Hospital in Boise: "We cannot continue to have the every single day increase numbers of COVID that we are seeing and have our health care system survive."

Gov. Brad Little and three of the state’s top Republican officials are threatening to sue the federal government over President Biden’s vaccine mandate for large, private employers.

Some of Boise's biggest events are moving ahead despite crisis standards of care being activated statewide this week.

Idaho Matters Friday Reporter Roundtable unpacks all the news from the week — from the headlines to what you may have missed.

Boise State President Dr. Marlene Tromp took a deep breath when asked about the just-activated Crisis Standards of Care across Idaho.

At Idaho's Primary Health Clinics, the crush of patients has forced CEO Dr. David Peterman to close all locations an hour earlier each day - 7 p.m. - and in some cases, close locations during normal business hours.