Senator Mike Crapo

Gun owners who don't comply could get ten years in jail.

They both said no to Joe Biden's big boondoggle budget.

Residents of Idaho can dial '988' to call a new mental health and suicide prevention hotline that is being launched across the country. The idea with this new hotline is similar to 911. The hotline offers an easy to remember phone number that is three-digits and can be reached 24 hours a day. The difference here is that the calls will not go to law enforcement, but will instead be answered by a community of more than 200 trained crisis call centers.

President Biden made good on his promise to move America away from fossil fuels last week.  The president signed an executive order stopping the construction of the Keystone XL Pipeline.  President Biden has said he believes climate change is one of the most important challenges to America's future.

Kevin Miller begins the program from the Nampa Wal Mart.  It's day 3 of Miller's Mission benefiting the Boise Rescue Mission.  Kevin Miller introduces two topics that he hopes will provoke reaction from the listening audience.  Kevin Miller interviews members of the Boise Rescue Mission who've gone through the program...

Kevin Miller reports on the incident involving a Meridian mother being arrested for refusing to leave a playground.  The arrest sparked a protest of over 100 people outside the Meridian City Hall.  Kevin Miller takes calls from listeners reacting to the story...

Idaho's senators are calling on the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) to step in and help the dairy industry that has been impacted by the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic.

Senator Mike Crapo stopped in studio to answer your questions Tuesday Morning.  Find out what the senator had to say about the issues impacting the Treasure Valley and the state of Idaho.

Find out why Senator Crapo wrote a letter of commendation to Kevin Miller.