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

As of Thursday morning, the entire state of Idaho is now in crisis standards of care. These guidelines help medical professionals in hospitals decide who should get life saving care — and who may not with resources severely strained.

Treasure Valley Project plants 64,000 pollinator plants and sparks conservation.

Idaho has the second highest rate of accidental child drownings in the nation, ranking only behind Florida according to the CDC.

Catching up on the news of the week? Idaho Matters has your back. Listen to the Reporter Roundtable to find out what you might have missed.

"A Shot to Save the World: the Inside Story of the Life or Death Race for a COVID-19 Vaccine" is a new book by Wall Street Journal reporter Gregory Zuckerman. It follows scientists’ once in a lifetime race to create a COVID-19 vaccine.

Idaho Matters learns about some unusually expensive school board races in the state.

Wildfire smoke and community health are the topics on tap at a virtual symposium set for Nov. 12.

Election results, higher education enrollment details, continuing affordable housing issues, and much more are on tap for this Idaho Matters Reporter Roundtable.

It’s getting colder, and just in time for the temperatures to begin to drop some blockbusters are on the horizon. Idaho Matters speaks with resident film critic and Boise State Public Radio host George Prentice about some new movies to keep on your radar.