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This show may look and sound different than newscasts most TV viewers are using used to, but our goal is to be smart, honest, and offer up perspective with a purpose… and a bit of personality.
Idaho Today

Idaho Today is a lifestyle show that showcases the people, products, services and ideas that make Idaho a wonderful and vibrant place to live.
Growing Idaho

KTVB covers how our increasing population is changing Idaho.
7's Hero

KTVB Anchor Maggie O'Mara highlights a variety of heros throughout our community.
KTVB Kitchen: Food and recipes

How to make what you've seen on KTVB.
You Can Grow It

Gardening with KTVB's Jim Duthie.
Innovative Educators

Showcasing educators who are shaping the future of our youth, brought to you by CapEd Credit Union.
Verify

Separating fact from fiction.
7's HERO: Eagle mom starts push for a wheelchair accessible playground at her daughter's elementary school

Katie Stewart wants her daughter to be able to play with her friends on the playground at school, but right now the playground isn't wheelchair accessible.
7's HERO: Softball game for kids with special needs in Kuna is a big hit

The Kuna Club softball team organized a game for the special needs community called Softball & Snow Cones. Their dream is to create a special league in the future.
Father and daughter doctors perform heart surgery together

It might be the ultimate Father's Day gift: getting to work side by side with your daughter.
After losing nearly 300 pounds, son eligible to be living liver donor for his father

Colton Lowe said volunteering to donate part of his liver to his dad was a no brainer, but doctors say that wasn't an option at his previous weight.
7's HERO: Chair the Hope donates wheelchair accessible van to the family of a 9-year-old disabled boy in Star

Nathan Ogden, founder of Chair the Hope, uses a wheelchair and knows how important an adapted van is. He delivered one to the Yascovitch family for their son, Jase.
Coyote vs. Cat: Fierce feline narrowly escapes its enemy in Surfside showdown

It was nearly a "cat-astrophe," but the tabby got away. "They say they have nine lives so I hope he’s got eight left," said Tony Gray who sent us the video.