Is there a chance to save Obamacare subsidies? An Idaho Senator says he wants to negotiate; Saturday is a big day for Idaho homeowners; and thousands of students are anxiously awaiting this weekend's winter graduation at Boise State.

Micron received a very impressive financial report card Wednesday; State and local leaders will help commemorate Hannukah at the Capitol this evening; and a very big change is being proposed for the Western Idaho Fair.

There are some really interesting numbers in this year's Your Health Idaho enrollment; the Idaho State Board of Education wants to update its "visual identity;" and we'll tell you about a change to speed limits on some Boise City streets.

The Boise City Council is being asked to consider lowering the speed limits on more city streets; we'll tell youy why the outfitters and guides industry will be hit particularly hard when health insurance subsidies evaporate at the end of the month; and there's a rash of broken bike repair stations in Boise.

We'll examine how the White House wants to rollback fuel efficiencies for cars; it's expected to be a bittersweet meeting of the Ketchum City Council today; and we'll meet an artist who looks at our relationship with climate change.

Idaho Senator Mike Crapo has floated an idea to offer some help to low income citizens in need of health insurance; our very, very, very dry weather has impacted this year's Christmas tree crop in a big way; and we'll preview Boise State's appearance in the postseason LA Bowl.

Faces of Hope, the Boise-based crisis intervention organization, says it's in significant financial trouble; there's a proposal to change divorce procedings in Idaho; and what will happen at a Boise debate tonight if there's only one candidate?

There's a new effort to make starter homes more affordable to build; we'll tell you about what is being called a "Youth Roadmap," and it includes some troubling data; plus we'll tell you about a bridge in our region that just keeps taking a beating from oversized trucks.