We've got details on our Air Stagnation Advisory; we'll tell you the latest on so-called "forever chemicals" in our water supply; there's a scathing report, ripping Idaho's accounting and procurement software program, called Luma; and we'll tell you about this weekend's 'Dare to be Square-dancing" event.

Today, we'll ask if Kamala Harris was successful in any of Idaho's counties: after months of Donald Trump promising a mass deportation of undocumented people, we'll consider what that might do to our food supply; and a citizens committee is recommending a pay bump for Idaho lawmakers.

We've got full coverage and you'll hear the voices of what turned out to be a rather historically good evening for Idaho Republicans. We'll also hear from Idaho Democrats who aren't pleased but remain committed to their mission.

Of course, we've got the scoop on what you need to know this Election Day; we'll tell you about a survey where a majority of voters said affordable housing was their most important issue this election season; we've got your full Election Day forecast; and we'll tell you how attorneys for Aaron von Ehlinger, the former GOP lawmaker convicted of raping a legislative intern, were in front of the Idaho Supreme Court justices on Monday.

Of course, we have an Election Day preview, with particular emphasis on the security of Tuesday's vote, plus we'll ask if environmentalism will ever again be a bipartisan conversation; the Boise State Broncos will be anxious to hear about Tuesday's announcement from the College Football Playoff Committee's first ranking of season; and we'll tell you about a rare cremation of a grizzly in the Yellowstone ecosystem.

With just a handful of days until the big day, we've got an election update, including a big word of caution from Idaho election officials; as we prepare to fiddle with our clocks again this weekend, we'll revisit Idaho's debate over Daylight Saving Time; and we'll preview tonight's big game at Albertsons Stadium.

There are more tricks than treats in the Halloween forecast; there's an interesting new trend in early, in-person voting in Idaho; plus, we'll tell you about an all-important new water use agreement for Idaho farmers and water managers.

A BIG change in the weather is in the outlook; we've got an update on a suspicious fire in the historic Union Block building in downtown Boise; plus we'll tell what Idaho election officials WILL or WILL NOT be doing at the polls on election day.